April Hopes
April Hopes
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But how strange it is!" sheexclaimed, "that sensation of having been there before--in some placebefore where you can't possibly have been. " "And do you feel it here?" he asked, as vividly interested as ifthey two had been the first to notice the phenomenon which has been apsychical consolation to so many young observers.
"Yes, " she cried.
"I hope I was with you, " he said, with a sudden turn of levity, whichdid not displease her, for there seemed to be a tender earnestnesslurking in it. "I co...uldn't bear to think of your being alone in such ahowling wilderness. " "Oh, I was with a large picnic, " she retorted gaily. "You might havebeen among the rest. I didn't notice. " "Well, the next time, I wish you'd look closer. I don't like being leftout. " They were so far behind the rest that he devoted himself entirelyto her, and they had grown more and more confidential.
They came to a narrow foot-bridge over a deep gorge. The hand-rail hadfallen away. He sprang forward and gave her his hand for the passage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But how strange it is!" sheexclaimed, "that sensation of having been there before--in some placebefore where you can't possibly have been. " "And do you feel it here?" he asked, as vividly interested as ifthey two had been the first to notice the phenomenon which has been apsychical consolation to so many young observers.
"Yes, " she cried.
"I hope I was with you, " he said, with a sudden turn of levity, whichdid not displease her, for there seemed to be a tender earnestnesslurking in it. "I co...uldn't bear to think of your being alone in such ahowling wilderness. " "Oh, I was with a large picnic, " she retorted gaily. "You might havebeen among the rest. I didn't notice. " "Well, the next time, I wish you'd look closer. I don't like being leftout. " They were so far behind the rest that he devoted himself entirelyto her, and they had grown more and more confidential.
They came to a narrow foot-bridge over a deep gorge. The hand-rail hadfallen away. He sprang forward and gave her his hand for the passage.
What to read after April Hopes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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