Elsie At Home
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I love you in away that I never loved anyone else. Can't you love me in the sameway--as something nearer and dearer than a mere cousin?" Maud was blushing, trembling--wholly taken by surprise and hardlyknowing whether to be glad or sorry. "Oh, Dick! how can you?" shestammered. "We are cousins, you know, and--and cousins ought not to--tomarry. I have often heard Cousin Arthur say so. " "Not first cousins, nor second, but we are neither; we are far enoughremoved to be entirely safe so far as that... is concerned. So dearest, you need not hesitate on that account, if you feel that you can love mewell enough to be happy as my wife. Can you? If you cannot now, I may beable to teach you to by clever courting. But I need a wife--I do indeed;and I don't know how to wait. Don't make me wait. Can't you give me yourlove--at least a little of it?" "Oh, Dick! do you really care so much for me and my love--really love mein that way?" she asked low and tremulously, her eyes full of happytears. "I never thought of such a thing before; but--but I do believe Ican--I do love you better than any other of my cousins; betterthan--than anybody else in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I love you in away that I never loved anyone else. Can't you love me in the sameway--as something nearer and dearer than a mere cousin?" Maud was blushing, trembling--wholly taken by surprise and hardlyknowing whether to be glad or sorry. "Oh, Dick! how can you?" shestammered. "We are cousins, you know, and--and cousins ought not to--tomarry. I have often heard Cousin Arthur say so. " "Not first cousins, nor second, but we are neither; we are far enoughremoved to be entirely safe so far as that... is concerned. So dearest, you need not hesitate on that account, if you feel that you can love mewell enough to be happy as my wife. Can you? If you cannot now, I may beable to teach you to by clever courting. But I need a wife--I do indeed;and I don't know how to wait. Don't make me wait. Can't you give me yourlove--at least a little of it?" "Oh, Dick! do you really care so much for me and my love--really love mein that way?" she asked low and tremulously, her eyes full of happytears. "I never thought of such a thing before; but--but I do believe Ican--I do love you better than any other of my cousins; betterthan--than anybody else in the world.
What to read after Elsie At Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Finley Martha to read onlineMoreLess
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