Is He Popenjoy?
Is He Popenjoy?
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" Then there wasa pause. "You do love me, George?" There was a beautiful moon that wasbright through the green foliage, and there was a smell of sweetexotics, and the garden of the Square was mysteriously pretty as it laybelow them in the moonlight. He stood silent, making no immediateanswer to this appeal. He was in truth plucking up his courage for agreat effort. "Say that you love me. After all that is passed you mustlove me. " Still he was silent. "George, will you not speak?" "Yes; I will ...speak. " "Well, sir!" "I do not love you. " "What! But you are laughing at me. You have some scheme or some plotgoing on. " "I have nothing going on. It is better to say it. I love my wife. " "Psha! love her;--yes, as you would a doll or any pretty plaything. Iloved her too till she took it into her stupid head to quarrel with me. I don't grudge her such love as that. She is a child. " It occurred to Lord George at the moment that his wife had certainlymore than an infantine will of her own. "You don't know her, " he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then there wasa pause. "You do love me, George?" There was a beautiful moon that wasbright through the green foliage, and there was a smell of sweetexotics, and the garden of the Square was mysteriously pretty as it laybelow them in the moonlight. He stood silent, making no immediateanswer to this appeal. He was in truth plucking up his courage for agreat effort. "Say that you love me. After all that is passed you mustlove me. " Still he was silent. "George, will you not speak?" "Yes; I will ...speak. " "Well, sir!" "I do not love you. " "What! But you are laughing at me. You have some scheme or some plotgoing on. " "I have nothing going on. It is better to say it. I love my wife. " "Psha! love her;--yes, as you would a doll or any pretty plaything. Iloved her too till she took it into her stupid head to quarrel with me. I don't grudge her such love as that. She is a child. " It occurred to Lord George at the moment that his wife had certainlymore than an infantine will of her own. "You don't know her, " he said.
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