Bring the Jubilee
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What could I say? Perhaps if my first plans had come to something, I might have. But to tell her I worked for six years for nothing would only confirm her opinion of my lack of gumption." "I wonder if your ambitions in the end don't amount to a wish to prove her wrong." "Now you sound like Midbin," I said, but I wasn't annoyed. I much preferred her present questions to those I'd heard from her in the past weeks: Do you love me? Are you sure? Really love, I mean; more than any other woman? Wh...y?
"Oliver has had accidental flashes of insight." "Aren't you substituting your own for what you think might be my motives?" "My mother hated me," she stated flatly.
"Well, it isn't a world where love is abundant; substitutes are cheap and available. But hate—that's a strong word. How do you know?" "I know. What does it matter how? I'm not unfeeling, like you." "Me? Now what have I done?" "You don't care about anyone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What could I say? Perhaps if my first plans had come to something, I might have. But to tell her I worked for six years for nothing would only confirm her opinion of my lack of gumption." "I wonder if your ambitions in the end don't amount to a wish to prove her wrong." "Now you sound like Midbin," I said, but I wasn't annoyed. I much preferred her present questions to those I'd heard from her in the past weeks: Do you love me? Are you sure? Really love, I mean; more than any other woman? Wh...y?
"Oliver has had accidental flashes of insight." "Aren't you substituting your own for what you think might be my motives?" "My mother hated me," she stated flatly.
"Well, it isn't a world where love is abundant; substitutes are cheap and available. But hate—that's a strong word. How do you know?" "I know. What does it matter how? I'm not unfeeling, like you." "Me? Now what have I done?" "You don't care about anyone.
What to read after Bring the Jubilee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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