Dr. Heidenhoff's Process
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It never occurred to her to findCordis's conduct unfair in reproaching her for not having lived solelyfor him, before she knew even of his existence. She was rather inclinedto side with him, and blame herself for having lacked an intuitiveprescience of his coming, which should have kept her a nun in heart andsoul.
The next evening, about dusk, Henry was wandering sadly and aimlesslyabout the streets when he met Madeline face to face. At first she seemedrather unpleasantly startled, and made as ...if she would pass him withoutgiving him an opportunity to speak to her. Then she appeared to changeher mind, and, stopping directly before him, said, in a low voice-- "Won't you please leave me alone, after this? Your attentions are notwelcome. " Without giving him a chance to reply, she passed on and walked swiftly upthe street. He leaned against the fence, and stood motionless for a longtime. That was all that was wanting to make his loss complete--an angryword from her. At last his lips moved a little, and slowly formed thesewords in a husky, very pitiful whisper-- "That's the end, " CHAPTER VI.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It never occurred to her to findCordis's conduct unfair in reproaching her for not having lived solelyfor him, before she knew even of his existence. She was rather inclinedto side with him, and blame herself for having lacked an intuitiveprescience of his coming, which should have kept her a nun in heart andsoul.
The next evening, about dusk, Henry was wandering sadly and aimlesslyabout the streets when he met Madeline face to face. At first she seemedrather unpleasantly startled, and made as ...if she would pass him withoutgiving him an opportunity to speak to her. Then she appeared to changeher mind, and, stopping directly before him, said, in a low voice-- "Won't you please leave me alone, after this? Your attentions are notwelcome. " Without giving him a chance to reply, she passed on and walked swiftly upthe street. He leaned against the fence, and stood motionless for a longtime. That was all that was wanting to make his loss complete--an angryword from her. At last his lips moved a little, and slowly formed thesewords in a husky, very pitiful whisper-- "That's the end, " CHAPTER VI.
What to read after Dr. Heidenhoff's Process?
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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