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And he did not deceive himself. Other things being equal, — the eddy and all that it meant, — 137 he would not willingly take himself out of his small share of Sidney's life.
She was never to know what she meant to him, of course. He had scourged his heart until it no longer shone in his eyes when he looked at her. But he was very human — not at all meek. There were plenty of days when his philosophy lay in the dust and savage dogs of jealousy tore at it; more than one evening when he threw him...self face downward on the bed and lay without moving for hours. And of these periods of despair he was always heartily ashamed the next day.
The meeting with Max Wilson took place early in September, and under better circumstances than he could have hoped for.
Sidney had come home for her weekly visit, and her mother's condition had alarmed her for the first time. When Le Moyne came home at six o'clock, he found her waiting for him in the hall.
" I am just a little frightened, K.," she said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he did not deceive himself. Other things being equal, — the eddy and all that it meant, — 137 he would not willingly take himself out of his small share of Sidney's life.
She was never to know what she meant to him, of course. He had scourged his heart until it no longer shone in his eyes when he looked at her. But he was very human — not at all meek. There were plenty of days when his philosophy lay in the dust and savage dogs of jealousy tore at it; more than one evening when he threw him...self face downward on the bed and lay without moving for hours. And of these periods of despair he was always heartily ashamed the next day.
The meeting with Max Wilson took place early in September, and under better circumstances than he could have hoped for.
Sidney had come home for her weekly visit, and her mother's condition had alarmed her for the first time. When Le Moyne came home at six o'clock, he found her waiting for him in the hall.
" I am just a little frightened, K.," she said.
What to read after K?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rinehart Mary Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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