An Old Man's Love. a Novel
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She was still seated, and he, coming for- ward, stood in front of her. "Mary," he said, — and he put out his right hand, as though to take hers. But she sat quite still, making no motion to give him her hand. Nor did she say a word. To her her promise, her reiterated promise, to Mr. Whittlestaff was binding, — not the less binding because it had only been made on this very day.
She had already ackowledged to this other man that the promise had been made, and she had asked him to spare her this ...interview. He had not spared her, and it was for him now to say, while it lasted, what there was to be said. She had settled the matter in her own mind, and had made him understand that it was so settled. There was nothing fur- ther that she could tell him. " Mary, now that we are alone, will you not speak to me?" " I have nothing to say." " Should I not have come to you ?" " You should not have stayed when you found that I had promised myself to another." " Is there nothing else that I may wish to say to you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was still seated, and he, coming for- ward, stood in front of her. "Mary," he said, — and he put out his right hand, as though to take hers. But she sat quite still, making no motion to give him her hand. Nor did she say a word. To her her promise, her reiterated promise, to Mr. Whittlestaff was binding, — not the less binding because it had only been made on this very day.
She had already ackowledged to this other man that the promise had been made, and she had asked him to spare her this ...interview. He had not spared her, and it was for him now to say, while it lasted, what there was to be said. She had settled the matter in her own mind, and had made him understand that it was so settled. There was nothing fur- ther that she could tell him. " Mary, now that we are alone, will you not speak to me?" " I have nothing to say." " Should I not have come to you ?" " You should not have stayed when you found that I had promised myself to another." " Is there nothing else that I may wish to say to you ?
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