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She wondered angrily if he'd rather have her a man; there had been atime, Nettie reflected, when such a possibility would have stirred him toviolent protest. And this brought out the reflection that, while at onetime he might have cared for her, now perhaps he was merely sorry for herunhappiness. Yes, this must be it. She had a momentary fatal impulse tothrow back at him scornfully any such small kindness. She didn't, shetold herself, want condescending sympathy. What silenced her was thesudden... knowledge that she did; she wanted anything whatsoever from GerritAmmidon. The fact that he had a Chinese wife was powerless to alter herfeeling in the smallest degree. On the contrary, she was shocked to findthat it had increased immensely, it was growing with every minute.
She wondered drearily if her stubborn love--the term took its placewithout remark in the procession of her thoughts--for Gerrit didn't, inspite of her protest to the contrary, stamp her as quite bad. Perhapsher grandfather was right about them all--her mother and Uncle Edwardand herself, and they were wicked, lost!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wondered angrily if he'd rather have her a man; there had been atime, Nettie reflected, when such a possibility would have stirred him toviolent protest. And this brought out the reflection that, while at onetime he might have cared for her, now perhaps he was merely sorry for herunhappiness. Yes, this must be it. She had a momentary fatal impulse tothrow back at him scornfully any such small kindness. She didn't, shetold herself, want condescending sympathy. What silenced her was thesudden... knowledge that she did; she wanted anything whatsoever from GerritAmmidon. The fact that he had a Chinese wife was powerless to alter herfeeling in the smallest degree. On the contrary, she was shocked to findthat it had increased immensely, it was growing with every minute.
She wondered drearily if her stubborn love--the term took its placewithout remark in the procession of her thoughts--for Gerrit didn't, inspite of her protest to the contrary, stamp her as quite bad. Perhapsher grandfather was right about them all--her mother and Uncle Edwardand herself, and they were wicked, lost!
What to read after Java Head?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hergesheimer Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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