Love And Lucy
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"This is rather interesting. " * * * * * The instinct was strong in him to make her confess--for clearly therewas something to be known. But against that several things worked. Onewas his scorn of the world at large. He felt that it was beneath himto enquire what that might be endeavouring against his honour orpeace. Another--and a very new feeling to him--was one of compassion. The poor girl had cried before him--hidden her face on his shoulderand cried. To use strength, male strength, upon th...at helplessness; tobreak a butterfly on a wheel--upon his soul, he thought he couldn't doit.
And after all--whether it was Lingen or Urquhart--he was safe. He knewhe was safe because he wanted her. He knew that he _could_ not wantwhat was not for him. That was against Nature. True to type again, helaughed at himself, but owned it. She had been gone but five or tenminutes, but he wanted to see her again--now. He craved the sight ofthat charming diffidence of the woman who knows herself desired. Hebecame embarrassed as he thought of it, but did not cease to desire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This is rather interesting. " * * * * * The instinct was strong in him to make her confess--for clearly therewas something to be known. But against that several things worked. Onewas his scorn of the world at large. He felt that it was beneath himto enquire what that might be endeavouring against his honour orpeace. Another--and a very new feeling to him--was one of compassion. The poor girl had cried before him--hidden her face on his shoulderand cried. To use strength, male strength, upon th...at helplessness; tobreak a butterfly on a wheel--upon his soul, he thought he couldn't doit.
And after all--whether it was Lingen or Urquhart--he was safe. He knewhe was safe because he wanted her. He knew that he _could_ not wantwhat was not for him. That was against Nature. True to type again, helaughed at himself, but owned it. She had been gone but five or tenminutes, but he wanted to see her again--now. He craved the sight ofthat charming diffidence of the woman who knows herself desired. Hebecame embarrassed as he thought of it, but did not cease to desire.
What to read after Love And Lucy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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