Confessions of a Fool
Confessions of a Fool
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' "To tell che truth, Helen, " I replied, with a little laugh at her unexpected question, "I feel decidedly like it to-night. Miy I tell you?" "Do you love me?" she returned, still looking straight into my eyes.
I looked down into the pupils with their disc of gray, and then I raised her from the piano stool and led her to a big easy 130 Confessions of a Foot.
chair across the room. I drew one of the dignified little chairs that always adorn the humblest parlor to the side of hers and sat down ...in it.
After a while I spoke to her.
"Helen, " said I, "you and I are exceeding- ly good friends, are we not?" "I hope so you have been very kind to me. " "I am alone in the world you are alone in the world. We seem to like each other. I have sometimes thought I loved you. I think I am sure of it to-night, dear. " Helen didn't speak. She turned her eyes from me, and clasping her hands in her lap allowed her head to fall back against the heavy upholstery of the chair. Then her eyes closed.
"Are you sure you don't pity me and Helen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' "To tell che truth, Helen, " I replied, with a little laugh at her unexpected question, "I feel decidedly like it to-night. Miy I tell you?" "Do you love me?" she returned, still looking straight into my eyes.
I looked down into the pupils with their disc of gray, and then I raised her from the piano stool and led her to a big easy 130 Confessions of a Foot.
chair across the room. I drew one of the dignified little chairs that always adorn the humblest parlor to the side of hers and sat down ...in it.
After a while I spoke to her.
"Helen, " said I, "you and I are exceeding- ly good friends, are we not?" "I hope so you have been very kind to me. " "I am alone in the world you are alone in the world. We seem to like each other. I have sometimes thought I loved you. I think I am sure of it to-night, dear. " Helen didn't speak. She turned her eyes from me, and clasping her hands in her lap allowed her head to fall back against the heavy upholstery of the chair. Then her eyes closed.
"Are you sure you don't pity me and Helen.
What to read after Confessions of a Fool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E J Edward Joseph Lowe to read onlineMoreLess
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