A Womans Burden a Novel
A Womans Burden a Novel
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It is only fair to her to say that she hesitated — but the eloquent appeal from those blue eyes of Gerald's had been too much for her. She was surprised at herself now, for her heart was beating as she had never known it beat before.
"I wish you could get a hansom, " she said; "we shall be hours getting home in this. " " And would that be so very terrible ? " he asked. " It would not have been once, Hilda. " " Oh, Gerald, don't talk about that You know that is all over and done with now. " "It ...is not over, Hilda — it ne\^er has been over, we need never have parted but for you. For these two years I have been longing for a chance of seeing you alone. I have got it now, and I'm not going to lose it" "What is it you want? You forget Miriam — — " " Oh, hang Miriam ! I wish I could forget her. But she's not the sort of person one can forget worse luck. Hilda, it was cruel of you to drive me to her " " Cruel of me ? 1 drove you to Miriam ? Really, Gerald, if that's the kind of thing you're going to say, I am sorry I allowed you to come at all You know perfectly well tilings w^ere not in my hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is only fair to her to say that she hesitated — but the eloquent appeal from those blue eyes of Gerald's had been too much for her. She was surprised at herself now, for her heart was beating as she had never known it beat before.
"I wish you could get a hansom, " she said; "we shall be hours getting home in this. " " And would that be so very terrible ? " he asked. " It would not have been once, Hilda. " " Oh, Gerald, don't talk about that You know that is all over and done with now. " "It ...is not over, Hilda — it ne\^er has been over, we need never have parted but for you. For these two years I have been longing for a chance of seeing you alone. I have got it now, and I'm not going to lose it" "What is it you want? You forget Miriam — — " " Oh, hang Miriam ! I wish I could forget her. But she's not the sort of person one can forget worse luck. Hilda, it was cruel of you to drive me to her " " Cruel of me ? 1 drove you to Miriam ? Really, Gerald, if that's the kind of thing you're going to say, I am sorry I allowed you to come at all You know perfectly well tilings w^ere not in my hands.
What to read after A Womans Burden a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume Fergus to read onlineMoreLess
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