Berenice
Berenice
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The religion of my life has long been conceived and fashioned. " He looked at her with a curious smile. If thirty seemed old to her, what must she think of him? " " I wonder, " he said simply, " if you would think me impertinent if I were to ask you to tell me more about yourself. How is it that you are altogether alone in the world?" The words had scarcely left his lips be- fore he would have given much to have recalled them. He saw her start, flinch back as though she had been struck, and a g...rey pallor spread itself over her face, almost to the lips. She looked at him fix- 146 BERENICE edly for several moments without speak- ing.
" One day, " she said, " I will tell you all that. You shall know everything. But not now; not yet. " '* Whenever you will, " he answered, ig- noring her evident agitation. " Come! what do you say to a walk down through the Park? To-day is a holiday for me a day to be marked with a white stone. I have registered an oath that I will not even look at a pen. Will you not help me to keep it?" "By all means, " she answered blithely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The religion of my life has long been conceived and fashioned. " He looked at her with a curious smile. If thirty seemed old to her, what must she think of him? " " I wonder, " he said simply, " if you would think me impertinent if I were to ask you to tell me more about yourself. How is it that you are altogether alone in the world?" The words had scarcely left his lips be- fore he would have given much to have recalled them. He saw her start, flinch back as though she had been struck, and a g...rey pallor spread itself over her face, almost to the lips. She looked at him fix- 146 BERENICE edly for several moments without speak- ing.
" One day, " she said, " I will tell you all that. You shall know everything. But not now; not yet. " '* Whenever you will, " he answered, ig- noring her evident agitation. " Come! what do you say to a walk down through the Park? To-day is a holiday for me a day to be marked with a white stone. I have registered an oath that I will not even look at a pen. Will you not help me to keep it?" "By all means, " she answered blithely.
What to read after Berenice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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