A Virginia Cousin And Bar Harbor Tales
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Gervase's ill-con cealed dismay, visits, meetings, rides, boat ing, began and continued daily. Grove was teaching Miss Eliot chess, he said, and the other things were what they call upon the stage "incidental divertise- ments. " A fortnight of glorious weather had passed thus, when, on the eve of Grove's return to town and work, he asked Gladys to go out in a boat with him to watch the sunset on the water.
" Now you have told me there is no reason I may not speak, I can wait no longer for an an...swer, " he said, as, resting on his oars, he scanned her face eagerly* u When a man tears his heart out and throws it at a woman's feet, surely he offers something. But that, you know, is my all. If you can consent to share the kind of life mine has got to be for the next five or six years, I think I see day light beyond. By that time, your first youth will be gone, you will be forgotten by the Out of people who court you now, you will be a Season nobody in their esteem. To me, you will always be the one woman of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gervase's ill-con cealed dismay, visits, meetings, rides, boat ing, began and continued daily. Grove was teaching Miss Eliot chess, he said, and the other things were what they call upon the stage "incidental divertise- ments. " A fortnight of glorious weather had passed thus, when, on the eve of Grove's return to town and work, he asked Gladys to go out in a boat with him to watch the sunset on the water.
" Now you have told me there is no reason I may not speak, I can wait no longer for an an...swer, " he said, as, resting on his oars, he scanned her face eagerly* u When a man tears his heart out and throws it at a woman's feet, surely he offers something. But that, you know, is my all. If you can consent to share the kind of life mine has got to be for the next five or six years, I think I see day light beyond. By that time, your first youth will be gone, you will be forgotten by the Out of people who court you now, you will be a Season nobody in their esteem. To me, you will always be the one woman of the world.
What to read after A Virginia Cousin And Bar Harbor Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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