A Terrible Secret
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" "Well, can't a person be sweet and sensible too?" Trix answered, impatiently. "Did you notice his eyes? Such an expression of wearinessand sadness, and--now what are you laughing at. I declare, you're asstupid as Charley. I can't express a single opinion that he doesn'tlaugh at. Call me sentimental if you like, but I say again he _has_the most melancholy expression I ever looked at. Do you know, Dithy, I love melancholy men. " "Do you?" said Edith, still laughing. "My dear lackadaisical Trixy...! Imust confess myself, I prefer 'jolly' people. Still you're notaltogether wrong about our youthful baronet, he _does_ look a prey attimes to green and yellow melancholy. You don't suppose he has beencrossed in love, do you? Are baronets--rich baronets--ever crossed inlove I wonder. His large, rather light blue eyes, look at onesometimes as though to say: "'I have a secret sorrow here, A grief I'll ne'er impart, It heaves no sigh, it sheds no tear, But it consumes the 'art!'" Miss Darrell was an actress by nature--she repeated this lachrymoseverse, in a sepulchral tone of voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, can't a person be sweet and sensible too?" Trix answered, impatiently. "Did you notice his eyes? Such an expression of wearinessand sadness, and--now what are you laughing at. I declare, you're asstupid as Charley. I can't express a single opinion that he doesn'tlaugh at. Call me sentimental if you like, but I say again he _has_the most melancholy expression I ever looked at. Do you know, Dithy, I love melancholy men. " "Do you?" said Edith, still laughing. "My dear lackadaisical Trixy...! Imust confess myself, I prefer 'jolly' people. Still you're notaltogether wrong about our youthful baronet, he _does_ look a prey attimes to green and yellow melancholy. You don't suppose he has beencrossed in love, do you? Are baronets--rich baronets--ever crossed inlove I wonder. His large, rather light blue eyes, look at onesometimes as though to say: "'I have a secret sorrow here, A grief I'll ne'er impart, It heaves no sigh, it sheds no tear, But it consumes the 'art!'" Miss Darrell was an actress by nature--she repeated this lachrymoseverse, in a sepulchral tone of voice.
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