Dangerous Ages
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Nan said, "Aren't you glad you came?" "I should say so!" His answer came, quick and emphatic. There was a pause after it. Nansuddenly turned on him the edge of a smile.
Barry did not see it. He was not looking at her, nor over the bay, butin front of him, to where Gerda, a thin little upright form, movedbare-legged along the shining causeway to the moat.
Nan's smile flickered out. The sunset tides of rose flamed swiftly overher cheeks, her neck, her body, and receded as sharply, as if someone h...adhit her in the face. Her pause, her smile, had been equivalent, as shesaw them, to a permission, even to an invitation. He had turned awayunnoticing, a queer, absent tenderness in his eyes, as they followedGerda . .. Gerda . .. Walking light-footed up the wet causeway. .. . Well, ifhe had got out of the habit of wanting to make love to her, she would notoffer him chances again. When he got the habit back, he must make his ownchances as best he could.
"Come on, " said Nan. "We must hurry. " She left no more pauses, but talked all the time, about Newlyn, about theartists, about the horrid children, the fishing, the gulls, the weather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nan said, "Aren't you glad you came?" "I should say so!" His answer came, quick and emphatic. There was a pause after it. Nansuddenly turned on him the edge of a smile.
Barry did not see it. He was not looking at her, nor over the bay, butin front of him, to where Gerda, a thin little upright form, movedbare-legged along the shining causeway to the moat.
Nan's smile flickered out. The sunset tides of rose flamed swiftly overher cheeks, her neck, her body, and receded as sharply, as if someone h...adhit her in the face. Her pause, her smile, had been equivalent, as shesaw them, to a permission, even to an invitation. He had turned awayunnoticing, a queer, absent tenderness in his eyes, as they followedGerda . .. Gerda . .. Walking light-footed up the wet causeway. .. . Well, ifhe had got out of the habit of wanting to make love to her, she would notoffer him chances again. When he got the habit back, he must make his ownchances as best he could.
"Come on, " said Nan. "We must hurry. " She left no more pauses, but talked all the time, about Newlyn, about theartists, about the horrid children, the fishing, the gulls, the weather.
What to read after Dangerous Ages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macaulay Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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