Jean 1
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But I trust you do not encourage the tendency which I regret to perceive in your letters towards romantic notions about people and things, and that — " ' She stopped, giving a shy look up into her companion's grave face, uncon- scious that he had not heard the beginning of the sentence, and that she might have left out the rest without his being any the wiser.
Fancying that she stopped because she ob- served his abstraction he hastily gathered back his thoughts, and said quietly, ' I am listeni...ng.' She sat silent a few moments, her eyes shyly veihng themselves, a rosy flush dying her cheeks, and a happy conscious smile upon her lips ; then 198 JEAN.
she pointed out the sentence for him to read it himself.
' Do you wish me to read it ? ' he said gently, strivino; hard not to look at her — not to indulg^e in the dangerous intoxication of the moment.
She nodded — turning her face away — and he read aloud — ' " Your Aunt Maria seems to hint that there is some love nonsense going on ; but I hope yom^ time is better employed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I trust you do not encourage the tendency which I regret to perceive in your letters towards romantic notions about people and things, and that — " ' She stopped, giving a shy look up into her companion's grave face, uncon- scious that he had not heard the beginning of the sentence, and that she might have left out the rest without his being any the wiser.
Fancying that she stopped because she ob- served his abstraction he hastily gathered back his thoughts, and said quietly, ' I am listeni...ng.' She sat silent a few moments, her eyes shyly veihng themselves, a rosy flush dying her cheeks, and a happy conscious smile upon her lips ; then 198 JEAN.
she pointed out the sentence for him to read it himself.
' Do you wish me to read it ? ' he said gently, strivino; hard not to look at her — not to indulg^e in the dangerous intoxication of the moment.
She nodded — turning her face away — and he read aloud — ' " Your Aunt Maria seems to hint that there is some love nonsense going on ; but I hope yom^ time is better employed.
What to read after Jean 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newman, Mrs. (Mary) to read onlineMoreLess
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