Deserted
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"What a droll idea!" she exclaimed gleefully. "But do see that lovelymountain. " Holding her with a firmer clasp, and speaking with what might be styleda fierce tenderness, he demanded, "What did you mean, miss, by refusingme this afternoon?" "What did you go at me so stupidly for? I had to refuse, " she retortedsmilingly.
"Will you be my wife?" "Yes, sir; I meant to be all the time. " The contract having been properly sealed, Lombard said, with acountenance curiously divided between a tragical... expression and a smileof fatuous complacency, "There was a clear case of poetical justice inyour being left behind in the desert to-night. To see the lights of thetrain disappearing, leaving you alone in the midst of desolation, gaveyou a touch of my feeling on being rejected this afternoon. Of allleavings behind, there's none so miserable as the experience of therejected lover. " "Poor fellow! so he should n't be left behind. He shall be conductorof the train, " she said, with a bewitching laugh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What a droll idea!" she exclaimed gleefully. "But do see that lovelymountain. " Holding her with a firmer clasp, and speaking with what might be styleda fierce tenderness, he demanded, "What did you mean, miss, by refusingme this afternoon?" "What did you go at me so stupidly for? I had to refuse, " she retortedsmilingly.
"Will you be my wife?" "Yes, sir; I meant to be all the time. " The contract having been properly sealed, Lombard said, with acountenance curiously divided between a tragical... expression and a smileof fatuous complacency, "There was a clear case of poetical justice inyour being left behind in the desert to-night. To see the lights of thetrain disappearing, leaving you alone in the midst of desolation, gaveyou a touch of my feeling on being rejected this afternoon. Of allleavings behind, there's none so miserable as the experience of therejected lover. " "Poor fellow! so he should n't be left behind. He shall be conductorof the train, " she said, with a bewitching laugh.
What to read after Deserted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bellamy Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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