Clorinda Walks in Heaven Tales
Clorinda Walks in Heaven Tales
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You know. You know you do. " The archness of lanthe was objectively baffling, but under it all he read the significance, its invitation.
He waited beside her for a tram, but when it came he pleaded a further engagement in the cit}' and left her rather crest-fallen to her journe)'. He had no other engagement, he only wanted to be alone to sort out the things she had dangled before his mind, so he boarded the next car and walked from the Tutsan terminus to his cottage. Both girls were fond of him..., then — lanthe's can- dour left him no room for doubt — and they were both lying to each other about him. Well, he didn't mind that, he lied himself whenever it was necessary or suited him. Not often, but when truth was inappropriate to a sensitive-minded man, this was his protective colouring. Why after all should s)'mpathetic mendacity be a monopoly of polite society?
"But it's also the trick of thieves and seducers, " he muttered to himself. "I'm not a thief, no, I'm not a thief. As for the other thing, well, what is there against me — nothing, nothing at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You know. You know you do. " The archness of lanthe was objectively baffling, but under it all he read the significance, its invitation.
He waited beside her for a tram, but when it came he pleaded a further engagement in the cit}' and left her rather crest-fallen to her journe)'. He had no other engagement, he only wanted to be alone to sort out the things she had dangled before his mind, so he boarded the next car and walked from the Tutsan terminus to his cottage. Both girls were fond of him..., then — lanthe's can- dour left him no room for doubt — and they were both lying to each other about him. Well, he didn't mind that, he lied himself whenever it was necessary or suited him. Not often, but when truth was inappropriate to a sensitive-minded man, this was his protective colouring. Why after all should s)'mpathetic mendacity be a monopoly of polite society?
"But it's also the trick of thieves and seducers, " he muttered to himself. "I'm not a thief, no, I'm not a thief. As for the other thing, well, what is there against me — nothing, nothing at all.
What to read after Clorinda Walks in Heaven Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E Alfred Edgar Coppard to read onlineMoreLess
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