Joseph And His Friend : a Story of Pennsylvania
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Hopeton. " Why not to me ? Do you think I have ever looked for love in my husband ? It seems, now, that I have been content to know that he was proud of me. If I seek, perhaps I may find more than I have dreamed of ; and if I find, — if indeed and truly I find, — I shall never more lack self-possession and will t " She rose to her full height, and a flnsh came over the pallor of her cheeks. " Yes," she continued, " rather than feel again the humiliation of to-day, I will trample all my nature d...own to the level of an imperfect love ! " " Better," said Lucy, rising also, — " better to bend only for a while to the imperfect, that you may warm and puri:fy and elevate it, until it shall take the place of the perfect in your heart." The two women kissed each other, and there were tears oe the cheeks of both.
JOSEPH AUD HIS PBIEND. 201 CHAPTER XIX THE "WHAKF-RAT." On hia way home Joseph reviewed the quarrel with a little more cabnness, and, while admitting his own rashness and want of tact, felt relieved that it had occurred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hopeton. " Why not to me ? Do you think I have ever looked for love in my husband ? It seems, now, that I have been content to know that he was proud of me. If I seek, perhaps I may find more than I have dreamed of ; and if I find, — if indeed and truly I find, — I shall never more lack self-possession and will t " She rose to her full height, and a flnsh came over the pallor of her cheeks. " Yes," she continued, " rather than feel again the humiliation of to-day, I will trample all my nature d...own to the level of an imperfect love ! " " Better," said Lucy, rising also, — " better to bend only for a while to the imperfect, that you may warm and puri:fy and elevate it, until it shall take the place of the perfect in your heart." The two women kissed each other, and there were tears oe the cheeks of both.
JOSEPH AUD HIS PBIEND. 201 CHAPTER XIX THE "WHAKF-RAT." On hia way home Joseph reviewed the quarrel with a little more cabnness, and, while admitting his own rashness and want of tact, felt relieved that it had occurred.
What to read after Joseph And His Friend : a Story of Pennsylvania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor Bayard to read onlineMoreLess
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