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That night, till the skygrew gray in the east, he sat there turning the pages of the dictionarywith wet eyes and glowing face, and selecting definitions by the test ofthe heart. He found that some of these letters he had never before takenthe pains to read through. In the bitterness of his indignation, hecursed the fool who had thrown away a love so loyal and priceless.
All this time he had been thinking of Ida as if dead, so far off inanother world did those days seem. It was with extraordinar...y effect thatthe idea finally flashed upon him that she was probably alive, and nowin the prime of her beauty. After a period of feverish and impassionedexcitement, he wrote a letter full of wild regret and beseeching, andan ineffable tenderness. Then he waited. After a long time it came backfrom the German dead-letter office. There was no person of the name atthe address. She had left Bonn, then. Hastily setting his affairs inorder, he sailed for Germany on the next steamer.
The incidents of the voyage were a blank in his mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That night, till the skygrew gray in the east, he sat there turning the pages of the dictionarywith wet eyes and glowing face, and selecting definitions by the test ofthe heart. He found that some of these letters he had never before takenthe pains to read through. In the bitterness of his indignation, hecursed the fool who had thrown away a love so loyal and priceless.
All this time he had been thinking of Ida as if dead, so far off inanother world did those days seem. It was with extraordinar...y effect thatthe idea finally flashed upon him that she was probably alive, and nowin the prime of her beauty. After a period of feverish and impassionedexcitement, he wrote a letter full of wild regret and beseeching, andan ineffable tenderness. Then he waited. After a long time it came backfrom the German dead-letter office. There was no person of the name atthe address. She had left Bonn, then. Hastily setting his affairs inorder, he sailed for Germany on the next steamer.
The incidents of the voyage were a blank in his mind.
What to read after Lost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bellamy Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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