Anne; a Novel
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"It must be pleasant to have so much money," said Anne, sighing a little, and turning her slipper point slight- ly, as though to survey it in profile.
Dexter went on with his tale. He w^as as much for the moment absorbed in himself as she was in herself; they were like two persons shut up in closely walled towers side by side.
"For some years I have lived at the East, and have been much in what is called society in New York and Washington," he continued, "and I have had no cause to be dissatisf...ied with the reception accorded to me. I have seen many beautiful faces, and they have not entire- ly withheld their kindness from me. But — Miss Doug- las, young girls like romance, and I have, unfortunate- ly, little that I can express, although I believe that I have at heart more true chivalry toward women than twenty of the idle blase men about here. But that had been bet- ter left unsaid. What I wish to say to you is this : will you be my wife ? Anne, dear child, will you marry me ?" He had ended abruptly, and even to himself unexpected- ly, as though his usually fluent speech had failed him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It must be pleasant to have so much money," said Anne, sighing a little, and turning her slipper point slight- ly, as though to survey it in profile.
Dexter went on with his tale. He w^as as much for the moment absorbed in himself as she was in herself; they were like two persons shut up in closely walled towers side by side.
"For some years I have lived at the East, and have been much in what is called society in New York and Washington," he continued, "and I have had no cause to be dissatisf...ied with the reception accorded to me. I have seen many beautiful faces, and they have not entire- ly withheld their kindness from me. But — Miss Doug- las, young girls like romance, and I have, unfortunate- ly, little that I can express, although I believe that I have at heart more true chivalry toward women than twenty of the idle blase men about here. But that had been bet- ter left unsaid. What I wish to say to you is this : will you be my wife ? Anne, dear child, will you marry me ?" He had ended abruptly, and even to himself unexpected- ly, as though his usually fluent speech had failed him.
What to read after Anne; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woolson Constance Fenimore to read onlineMoreLess
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