Coquette
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. " "Bring me out . . . Make me miserable . . . " came the strangled little voice.
Toby was conquered. Sally knew that she had him at her mercy. She had known it all along. She had been enjoying herself, enjoying this second quarrel as much as the first one, because she knew exactly what the out- come would be. A quarrel is always worth while to a\ (loving girl, for the sake of the reconciliation. They were the sweetest moments of the day, because in them was I begun the true softening of heart...s and rousing of the \ emotions which later gave them so much delight. Toby and Sally were happy all the rest of the afternoon and evening, and loved one another; and when it was dark, and none could observe them, Toby kissed Sally with all the fervour that he had saved up in his long days away from her. He kissed her lips and her cheeks and her eyes, and crushed the life out of her with his powerful arms. And Sally, at first laughing, had grown quieter and quieter in his arms as her joy in his love had deepened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " "Bring me out . . . Make me miserable . . . " came the strangled little voice.
Toby was conquered. Sally knew that she had him at her mercy. She had known it all along. She had been enjoying herself, enjoying this second quarrel as much as the first one, because she knew exactly what the out- come would be. A quarrel is always worth while to a\ (loving girl, for the sake of the reconciliation. They were the sweetest moments of the day, because in them was I begun the true softening of heart...s and rousing of the \ emotions which later gave them so much delight. Toby and Sally were happy all the rest of the afternoon and evening, and loved one another; and when it was dark, and none could observe them, Toby kissed Sally with all the fervour that he had saved up in his long days away from her. He kissed her lips and her cheeks and her eyes, and crushed the life out of her with his powerful arms. And Sally, at first laughing, had grown quieter and quieter in his arms as her joy in his love had deepened.
What to read after Coquette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swinnerton Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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