Harvest 8 1
Harvest 8 1
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Their love--his feeling towardsher--could never be the same again. After Roger Delane--Dick Tanner. Whynot another--and another? Would he not always be watching her, dreadingsome new discovery! Suspecting her, even while he loved her?
No. She must choke off Delane--with money--the only way. And invent somestory--some bribe, too--for that odious young man who had caught herunawares.
So again she hardened herself, despairingly. It could not be allowedher--the balm and luxury of confession! It was... too dangerous. Her allwas in it.
Meanwhile, the singing continued below. Janet had struck up "Tipperary, "and the small flute-like voices of the girls, supported by her harsherone, mounted joyously through every crevice of the slightly-built house.
"It's a long, long way to Tipperary, And my heart's right there. " The beautiful tune, interwoven for our generation with all that is mostpoignant in its life, beat on Rachel's nerves. It was being sung all overEngland that Armistice Day, as it had been sung in the first days of thewar, joyously, exultingly, yet with catching breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their love--his feeling towardsher--could never be the same again. After Roger Delane--Dick Tanner. Whynot another--and another? Would he not always be watching her, dreadingsome new discovery! Suspecting her, even while he loved her?
No. She must choke off Delane--with money--the only way. And invent somestory--some bribe, too--for that odious young man who had caught herunawares.
So again she hardened herself, despairingly. It could not be allowedher--the balm and luxury of confession! It was... too dangerous. Her allwas in it.
Meanwhile, the singing continued below. Janet had struck up "Tipperary, "and the small flute-like voices of the girls, supported by her harsherone, mounted joyously through every crevice of the slightly-built house.
"It's a long, long way to Tipperary, And my heart's right there. " The beautiful tune, interwoven for our generation with all that is mostpoignant in its life, beat on Rachel's nerves. It was being sung all overEngland that Armistice Day, as it had been sung in the first days of thewar, joyously, exultingly, yet with catching breath.
What to read after Harvest 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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