Great Days a Novel
Great Days a Novel
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But he felt her warm, soft body through the nightdress and, gathering her in his strong young arms, he bore her to the bed: 178 Great Days "No, no, " she whispered; but his lips were on hers and, with a long sigh, she gave herself to his embrace. . . .
The days that followed were like mornings in mid-summer — the freshness of virgin feelings, the heat of maturity. Strange to say it was Suzanne who was most changed: she had no temper now, no sharp answers; her very being seemed dis- solved in te...nderness; her eyes followed Jack about in shy content; the Colonel must have no- ticed the change in her had time been given him.
But in the first blush of their happiness came a letter from Jack's father telling him if he didn't return soon he would never see his mother alive. It was as if an earthquake had shaken him out of a delicious dream, harshest reality sharpened by self-reproach. It was time to act, not loiter, he felt, and he dismissed his self-accusations for the moment. He must get away: who would help him?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he felt her warm, soft body through the nightdress and, gathering her in his strong young arms, he bore her to the bed: 178 Great Days "No, no, " she whispered; but his lips were on hers and, with a long sigh, she gave herself to his embrace. . . .
The days that followed were like mornings in mid-summer — the freshness of virgin feelings, the heat of maturity. Strange to say it was Suzanne who was most changed: she had no temper now, no sharp answers; her very being seemed dis- solved in te...nderness; her eyes followed Jack about in shy content; the Colonel must have no- ticed the change in her had time been given him.
But in the first blush of their happiness came a letter from Jack's father telling him if he didn't return soon he would never see his mother alive. It was as if an earthquake had shaken him out of a delicious dream, harshest reality sharpened by self-reproach. It was time to act, not loiter, he felt, and he dismissed his self-accusations for the moment. He must get away: who would help him?
What to read after Great Days a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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