A Touch of Sun And Other Stories
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Withers sat and meditated sorely, while the wind buffetedhis gray hairs. Conscience demanded that he give up the secret of Daphne'sfalse mourning, which he would have defended with his life. "A silence thatcan harm no one. " "So long as we defraud no living person who might claima right to know your heart. " The condition was plain; it provided for justsuch cases as the present. Then how could he hesitate? But he was human, and he did.
"I have gone too far, I see. Well, say no more about it, " ...said Thane. "Yourgenerosity tempted me. From those who give easily much shall be asked. Forget it, sir, please. I will look out for myself, or lose her. " "Stop a bit!" exclaimed Mr. Withers. He turned to Thane, placing his handabove his faded eyes to shade them from the glare, and looked his companionearnestly in the face. Thane sought for an umbrella, and raised it over theold gentleman's head; it was not an easy thing to hold it steady in thatwind.
"Thanks, thanks! Now I can look at you. Yes, I can look you in the eye, inmore senses than one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Withers sat and meditated sorely, while the wind buffetedhis gray hairs. Conscience demanded that he give up the secret of Daphne'sfalse mourning, which he would have defended with his life. "A silence thatcan harm no one. " "So long as we defraud no living person who might claima right to know your heart. " The condition was plain; it provided for justsuch cases as the present. Then how could he hesitate? But he was human, and he did.
"I have gone too far, I see. Well, say no more about it, " ...said Thane. "Yourgenerosity tempted me. From those who give easily much shall be asked. Forget it, sir, please. I will look out for myself, or lose her. " "Stop a bit!" exclaimed Mr. Withers. He turned to Thane, placing his handabove his faded eyes to shade them from the glare, and looked his companionearnestly in the face. Thane sought for an umbrella, and raised it over theold gentleman's head; it was not an easy thing to hold it steady in thatwind.
"Thanks, thanks! Now I can look at you. Yes, I can look you in the eye, inmore senses than one.
What to read after A Touch of Sun And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foote, Mary Hallock, 1847-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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