In the Sweet Spring-Time : a Love Story 1
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She had got up from her chair, as if her passionate sense of inferiority could get better vent standing — for the tussle it was having with her pride — the pride that made her despise this unknown girl, even while she coveted what she felt sure was her easy grace and fashion. Oliver could not remember that his sister had ever so spoken to him. What did it mean ? — was Martha actually jealous that he should care for anyone but herself V The idea was soothing both to his vanity and his affection....
He looked pityingly at his sister.
" You are morbid sometimes," he said. " To begin with, Miss Ralston is not fashionable, though she knows plenty of fashionable people." "Why do you love her?" He laughed at her abruptness.
172 IX THE SWEET SPRING-TIME.
" You are too clever to ask such a silly ques- tion ; the best answer I can give is to say, wait till you see her ; and then I think you will find reason enough." 66 You are not going to marry for the sake of a pretty face !" Oliver was annoyed, but he smiled at what seemed to him childish perversity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had got up from her chair, as if her passionate sense of inferiority could get better vent standing — for the tussle it was having with her pride — the pride that made her despise this unknown girl, even while she coveted what she felt sure was her easy grace and fashion. Oliver could not remember that his sister had ever so spoken to him. What did it mean ? — was Martha actually jealous that he should care for anyone but herself V The idea was soothing both to his vanity and his affection....
He looked pityingly at his sister.
" You are morbid sometimes," he said. " To begin with, Miss Ralston is not fashionable, though she knows plenty of fashionable people." "Why do you love her?" He laughed at her abruptness.
172 IX THE SWEET SPRING-TIME.
" You are too clever to ask such a silly ques- tion ; the best answer I can give is to say, wait till you see her ; and then I think you will find reason enough." 66 You are not going to marry for the sake of a pretty face !" Oliver was annoyed, but he smiled at what seemed to him childish perversity.
What to read after In the Sweet Spring-Time : a Love Story 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine S Katharine Sarah Macquoid to read onlineMoreLess
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