Bunner Sisters
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" "Oh, the dust--I know!" Mr. Ramy stretched one of his blunt-fingered hands toward her. "I wishtyou'd take me. " Still Ann Eliza did not understand. She rose hesitatingly from her seat, pushing aside the basket of buttons which lay between them; then sheperceived that Mr. Ramy was trying to take her hand, and as theirfingers met a flood of joy swept over her. Never afterward, thoughevery other word of their interview was stamped on her memory beyondall possible forgetting, could she recall wha...t he said while their handstouched; she only knew that she seemed to be floating on a summer sea, and that all its waves were in her ears.
"Me--me?" she gasped.
"I guess so, " said her suitor placidly. "You suit me right down to theground, Miss Bunner. Dat's the truth. " A woman passing along the street paused to look at the shop-window, andAnn Eliza half hoped she would come in; but after a desultory inspectionshe went on.
"Maybe you don't fancy me?" Mr. Ramy suggested, discountenanced by AnnEliza's silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, the dust--I know!" Mr. Ramy stretched one of his blunt-fingered hands toward her. "I wishtyou'd take me. " Still Ann Eliza did not understand. She rose hesitatingly from her seat, pushing aside the basket of buttons which lay between them; then sheperceived that Mr. Ramy was trying to take her hand, and as theirfingers met a flood of joy swept over her. Never afterward, thoughevery other word of their interview was stamped on her memory beyondall possible forgetting, could she recall wha...t he said while their handstouched; she only knew that she seemed to be floating on a summer sea, and that all its waves were in her ears.
"Me--me?" she gasped.
"I guess so, " said her suitor placidly. "You suit me right down to theground, Miss Bunner. Dat's the truth. " A woman passing along the street paused to look at the shop-window, andAnn Eliza half hoped she would come in; but after a desultory inspectionshe went on.
"Maybe you don't fancy me?" Mr. Ramy suggested, discountenanced by AnnEliza's silence.
What to read after Bunner Sisters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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