His Second Wife
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But all shesaid to Ethel was this: "I'm glad to hear it, Mrs. Lanier. I hope you'll be very careful now. "She shot a look as keen as a knife, which asked, "Do you really want achild? Or are you like her? Was it a mistake?" And Ethel went quickly out of the room. In the living-room her eye wascaught by Amy's photograph on the table. She had always kept it there. In her cleaning she had put it back. Emily, too, had put it back. Theyhad never spoken Amy's name. But Ethel faced the picture now for ...somemoments steadily. Somehow it had lost its beauty, it looked weak andsoul-less, without power any longer over Ethel's future. "Poor Amy. Oh, how much you missed. " And she added, "I'll never be like that. " Foran instant she let her mind dwell on the past, on how Susette's comingmust have been--unwelcomed by her mother.
"But this one will be welcomed! Our love is so--so different! Thiswill bind us, oh, so close! It's done now, you're tied for life!" Shehad never felt it so before. The months of her marriage had been soexciting, and even in the long summer's thinking her love had seemedalways a little unreal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But all shesaid to Ethel was this: "I'm glad to hear it, Mrs. Lanier. I hope you'll be very careful now. "She shot a look as keen as a knife, which asked, "Do you really want achild? Or are you like her? Was it a mistake?" And Ethel went quickly out of the room. In the living-room her eye wascaught by Amy's photograph on the table. She had always kept it there. In her cleaning she had put it back. Emily, too, had put it back. Theyhad never spoken Amy's name. But Ethel faced the picture now for ...somemoments steadily. Somehow it had lost its beauty, it looked weak andsoul-less, without power any longer over Ethel's future. "Poor Amy. Oh, how much you missed. " And she added, "I'll never be like that. " Foran instant she let her mind dwell on the past, on how Susette's comingmust have been--unwelcomed by her mother.
"But this one will be welcomed! Our love is so--so different! Thiswill bind us, oh, so close! It's done now, you're tied for life!" Shehad never felt it so before. The months of her marriage had been soexciting, and even in the long summer's thinking her love had seemedalways a little unreal.
What to read after His Second Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poole Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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