His Fortunate Grace Etc
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" "I can't help it. Perhaps I'll get over it after a time. It's so sad being mewed up six whole months!" "Then marry me right off. That's just the point. We'll go and travel and have a jolly good time. That'll brace you up and make you feel as young as you look. " "I can't, Teddy. I must wait a year in common decency. Think how people would talk. " "Let 'em. They'll soon find something else and forget us. Marry me next month. " "Next month well " "It would be rather fun to be the hero and heroi...ne of a sensation, anyhow. That's what everybody's after. You're just a nonentity until you've been blackguarded in the papers. Whose ring is that?" "One of Edith's. I put it on to remember some- thing by. " "Well, take it off and wear this instead. It'll help your memory just as well. " "What, a solitaire!" "I knew you would prefer it. I know all your tastes by instinct. " "You do, Teddy. Coloured stones are so tiresome. " "By the way, I think your old admirer, Severance, must be about to put himself in silken fetters, as Bos- well would say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I can't help it. Perhaps I'll get over it after a time. It's so sad being mewed up six whole months!" "Then marry me right off. That's just the point. We'll go and travel and have a jolly good time. That'll brace you up and make you feel as young as you look. " "I can't, Teddy. I must wait a year in common decency. Think how people would talk. " "Let 'em. They'll soon find something else and forget us. Marry me next month. " "Next month well " "It would be rather fun to be the hero and heroi...ne of a sensation, anyhow. That's what everybody's after. You're just a nonentity until you've been blackguarded in the papers. Whose ring is that?" "One of Edith's. I put it on to remember some- thing by. " "Well, take it off and wear this instead. It'll help your memory just as well. " "What, a solitaire!" "I knew you would prefer it. I know all your tastes by instinct. " "You do, Teddy. Coloured stones are so tiresome. " "By the way, I think your old admirer, Severance, must be about to put himself in silken fetters, as Bos- well would say.
What to read after His Fortunate Grace Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertude Franklin Horn Atherton to read onlineMoreLess
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