Bad Hugh
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" She drew her hand from his, and with another of her radiant smiles, swept from the room, leaving him in a maze of blissful bewilderment. Never till this morning had a hope entered Hugh's heart that AliceJohnson might be won. Except her, there was not a girl in all the worldwho had ever awakened the slightest emotion within his heart, and Alicehad seemed so far removed from him that to dream of her was worse thanuseless. She would never esteem him save as a friend, and until thismorning Hugh h...ad fancied he could be satisfied with that, but there wassomething in the way her little fingers twined themselves around his, something in her manner, which prompted the wild hope that in anunguarded moment she had betrayed herself, had permitted him a glimpseof what was in her mind, only a glimpse, but enough to make the poordeluded man giddy with happiness. She, the Golden Haired, could be won, and should be won.
"My wife, my Alice, my Golden Hair, " he kept repeating to himself, until, in his weak state, the perspiration dropped from every pore, andhis mother, when she came to him, asked in much alarm what was thematter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She drew her hand from his, and with another of her radiant smiles, swept from the room, leaving him in a maze of blissful bewilderment. Never till this morning had a hope entered Hugh's heart that AliceJohnson might be won. Except her, there was not a girl in all the worldwho had ever awakened the slightest emotion within his heart, and Alicehad seemed so far removed from him that to dream of her was worse thanuseless. She would never esteem him save as a friend, and until thismorning Hugh h...ad fancied he could be satisfied with that, but there wassomething in the way her little fingers twined themselves around his, something in her manner, which prompted the wild hope that in anunguarded moment she had betrayed herself, had permitted him a glimpseof what was in her mind, only a glimpse, but enough to make the poordeluded man giddy with happiness. She, the Golden Haired, could be won, and should be won.
"My wife, my Alice, my Golden Hair, " he kept repeating to himself, until, in his weak state, the perspiration dropped from every pore, andhis mother, when she came to him, asked in much alarm what was thematter.
What to read after Bad Hugh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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