A Woman of Forty : a Monograph 2
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— so beautiful, that I don't wonder every one admires you. I should never have had the courage to come here, if — if — it hadn't been for Brice's sake. I wish I could explain myself about him. You don't know how much I love him, I can't explain it to myself even ; it began when I was a child. He used to come and stay with us for a few weeks at a time between his journeys into the interior ; 1 think I learnt to know all his thoughts almost, and yet I remained just my stupid self as well. Is that... foolish ? ' Magdalen lay back in the arm-chair half wearily, as if all this naive confession bored her slightly.
* Everybody is influenced in a different way, I believe.' * You can explain all that, I know, but I can't ; I only know that I love him — that my feeling is quite apart from his — caring about me ; that I think of his happiness before my own. Oh, I'm sure I do ! ' *We are apt to think that till we are tried.' A WOMAN OF FORTY 331 Magdalen's tone was more interested now. This simple girl, after all, was not quite colourless, not merely an easily-influenced individual, who could be acted upon by any outside force stronger than herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— so beautiful, that I don't wonder every one admires you. I should never have had the courage to come here, if — if — it hadn't been for Brice's sake. I wish I could explain myself about him. You don't know how much I love him, I can't explain it to myself even ; it began when I was a child. He used to come and stay with us for a few weeks at a time between his journeys into the interior ; 1 think I learnt to know all his thoughts almost, and yet I remained just my stupid self as well. Is that... foolish ? ' Magdalen lay back in the arm-chair half wearily, as if all this naive confession bored her slightly.
* Everybody is influenced in a different way, I believe.' * You can explain all that, I know, but I can't ; I only know that I love him — that my feeling is quite apart from his — caring about me ; that I think of his happiness before my own. Oh, I'm sure I do ! ' *We are apt to think that till we are tried.' A WOMAN OF FORTY 331 Magdalen's tone was more interested now. This simple girl, after all, was not quite colourless, not merely an easily-influenced individual, who could be acted upon by any outside force stronger than herself.
What to read after A Woman of Forty : a Monograph 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart, Esmè, B. 1851 to read onlineMoreLess
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