Flint
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"Oh, yes, it annoys you, I dare say. You feel your dignity a littletouched by it; but does it move your pity, your chivalry? If itdoes--Oh, go away!" Flint would have given much to feel a fever heat of anger, to flameout against the audacity of the girl with an indignation overtoppingher own; but he only felt himself growing more cold and rigid. He toldhimself that she had misunderstood him hopelessly, utterly. There wasa certain aggrieved satisfaction in the thought. He had risen, andstood lea...ning against a tree. Winifred wondered at her own courage, asshe saw him standing there stiff and haughty.
"I shall go, of course, " he said at length. "My absence seems to bethe only sure method of producing universal content. But let me askyou one question before I go. Do you consider me to blame in thisunlucky business?" Winifred parried the question by another.
"Why should I tell you, when you don't care in the least what Ithink?" "If I did not, I should not ask you, and I think I have a right todemand an answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, yes, it annoys you, I dare say. You feel your dignity a littletouched by it; but does it move your pity, your chivalry? If itdoes--Oh, go away!" Flint would have given much to feel a fever heat of anger, to flameout against the audacity of the girl with an indignation overtoppingher own; but he only felt himself growing more cold and rigid. He toldhimself that she had misunderstood him hopelessly, utterly. There wasa certain aggrieved satisfaction in the thought. He had risen, andstood lea...ning against a tree. Winifred wondered at her own courage, asshe saw him standing there stiff and haughty.
"I shall go, of course, " he said at length. "My absence seems to bethe only sure method of producing universal content. But let me askyou one question before I go. Do you consider me to blame in thisunlucky business?" Winifred parried the question by another.
"Why should I tell you, when you don't care in the least what Ithink?" "If I did not, I should not ask you, and I think I have a right todemand an answer.
What to read after Flint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maud Wilder Goodwin to read onlineMoreLess
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