An Affair of Dishonor
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. . Yes stop, though! I returned and kissed you; shame for me that I did so! Then I rode away. " " Yes yes yes ! But before you rode away ! We spoke. ... " "No!" " Yes, I tell you ! I remember all plainly. I came to my senses, and there you were, in the dark . . . Yes I felt your lips on my face. ... " " Oh, Oliver, how could that be ? You lay there in- sensible . . . Well ! you never spoke ! " " I never spoke ! I spoke, I tell you, plainly, and you spoke back. ... " "Never!" " I tell you I did.... . . . No I do not recollect all I said. But I did say i Have you not forgiven me ? ' And you answered me plain, ' Surely, Oliver, surely ! ? Why, I can remember the very rings on your fingers there in the dark. And then you called Trant, to get us a light. You must recollect that! The storm was over, and there was never a gleam of lightning to see by, nor no moon. Oh, but you must remember! " His voice has alarm in it such as shows in the tones of one who mistrusts touch or eyesight, or is conscious of something eerie afoot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Yes stop, though! I returned and kissed you; shame for me that I did so! Then I rode away. " " Yes yes yes ! But before you rode away ! We spoke. ... " "No!" " Yes, I tell you ! I remember all plainly. I came to my senses, and there you were, in the dark . . . Yes I felt your lips on my face. ... " " Oh, Oliver, how could that be ? You lay there in- sensible . . . Well ! you never spoke ! " " I never spoke ! I spoke, I tell you, plainly, and you spoke back. ... " "Never!" " I tell you I did.... . . . No I do not recollect all I said. But I did say i Have you not forgiven me ? ' And you answered me plain, ' Surely, Oliver, surely ! ? Why, I can remember the very rings on your fingers there in the dark. And then you called Trant, to get us a light. You must recollect that! The storm was over, and there was never a gleam of lightning to see by, nor no moon. Oh, but you must remember! " His voice has alarm in it such as shows in the tones of one who mistrusts touch or eyesight, or is conscious of something eerie afoot.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Morgan William Frend to read onlineMoreLess
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