Alice Vale a Story for the Times
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91 celved si ch a shock that it could not recover its tone again. True, there was a temporary rally during the excitement consequent upon changing her residence, going among new scenes, making new acquaintances, &c. ; but, this over, there came the reaction. It was so gradual, however, that Alice for a long time did not notice it ; and, when she did, she would fain believe that it was nothing serious, - nothing but what medicine and tender care would relieve ; but, when the doctor was spoken of... to the invalid, she utterly refused to see him.
" It will do no good, " she said : " he can not minister to a mind diseased. " " O mother ! " said Alice, " why will you talk thus ? You were not to blame ; and the past can not be reme- died. " " I was more to blame, my child, than you think. It is the last drop that makes the cup overflow ; and, in my love for you, I forgot that he, too, had claims upon me. I know that he was doing wrong : but lie was ex- cited and bitterly disappointed : and what right had I, at such a time above all others, to tell him that I had per- jured myself at the altar, had given him my hand without my heart?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
91 celved si ch a shock that it could not recover its tone again. True, there was a temporary rally during the excitement consequent upon changing her residence, going among new scenes, making new acquaintances, &c. ; but, this over, there came the reaction. It was so gradual, however, that Alice for a long time did not notice it ; and, when she did, she would fain believe that it was nothing serious, - nothing but what medicine and tender care would relieve ; but, when the doctor was spoken of... to the invalid, she utterly refused to see him.
" It will do no good, " she said : " he can not minister to a mind diseased. " " O mother ! " said Alice, " why will you talk thus ? You were not to blame ; and the past can not be reme- died. " " I was more to blame, my child, than you think. It is the last drop that makes the cup overflow ; and, in my love for you, I forgot that he, too, had claims upon me. I know that he was doing wrong : but lie was ex- cited and bitterly disappointed : and what right had I, at such a time above all others, to tell him that I had per- jured myself at the altar, had given him my hand without my heart?
What to read after Alice Vale a Story for the Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lois Waisbrooker to read onlineMoreLess
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