His Daughter
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. . And so I don't love you, my handsome young man ! Aren't you the fine one to be telling me that — consider- ing. Well, then, I don't love you; but listen. . . .
If you went out of that door, and it closed behind you, and a dark angel told me that I should never see you again, I'd manage to squeeze myself through that port-hole and drop into the ocean and drown." "I think that you think you love me." 176 His Daughter "A lot of thinking I've done. You turned my blood into fire, and my self-res...pect — even I have that, you know — every woman has — burnt to the ground." Dayton drew a long breath, and then spoke with a voice which he strove to make even and sincere.
"Listen, dear," he said; "there's one thing we haven't decided, and that's when we are to be married." She was silent for what seemed to him a long and ominous interval. Then "I'll always be glad to remember that you said that," she said. "And I believe that you'd go through with it. Though you are slow at cards, and don't like to take sporting chances, you're a thoroughbred, you are.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . And so I don't love you, my handsome young man ! Aren't you the fine one to be telling me that — consider- ing. Well, then, I don't love you; but listen. . . .
If you went out of that door, and it closed behind you, and a dark angel told me that I should never see you again, I'd manage to squeeze myself through that port-hole and drop into the ocean and drown." "I think that you think you love me." 176 His Daughter "A lot of thinking I've done. You turned my blood into fire, and my self-res...pect — even I have that, you know — every woman has — burnt to the ground." Dayton drew a long breath, and then spoke with a voice which he strove to make even and sincere.
"Listen, dear," he said; "there's one thing we haven't decided, and that's when we are to be married." She was silent for what seemed to him a long and ominous interval. Then "I'll always be glad to remember that you said that," she said. "And I believe that you'd go through with it. Though you are slow at cards, and don't like to take sporting chances, you're a thoroughbred, you are.
What to read after His Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, Gouverneur, 1876-1953 to read onlineMoreLess
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