Love in the Weaving
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I shook myself loose from his care and forced the cheer into my countenance, and flung frivolous words at him mercilessly until the seriousness left his eyes. A dumb hurt expression flitted over his face, and he mutely questioned my attitude. Why would I not let him speak? I could see that he was misled, and I was sorry, yet I could not listen to love words now. I was not able to tell my story to him yet. I would never risk another hour with him alone, I promised myself, as I took his hand in f...arewell at the door.
CDe Mrs. Alexander was in the hotel office when I entered, and we went in to dinner together.
"Elsa, do you want us to send for your mother?" she asked, as we sat down.
"You are ill, I know it, " she urged.
"Oh, no, don't do that!" I cried, thoroughly alarmed.
"You must not even write her about your fears. You won't, will you? It would frighten her. Oh! you will not, dear Mrs. Alexander?" I begged.
"But you are so pale and troubled-looking, Elsa. It worries me, " she answered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shook myself loose from his care and forced the cheer into my countenance, and flung frivolous words at him mercilessly until the seriousness left his eyes. A dumb hurt expression flitted over his face, and he mutely questioned my attitude. Why would I not let him speak? I could see that he was misled, and I was sorry, yet I could not listen to love words now. I was not able to tell my story to him yet. I would never risk another hour with him alone, I promised myself, as I took his hand in f...arewell at the door.
CDe Mrs. Alexander was in the hotel office when I entered, and we went in to dinner together.
"Elsa, do you want us to send for your mother?" she asked, as we sat down.
"You are ill, I know it, " she urged.
"Oh, no, don't do that!" I cried, thoroughly alarmed.
"You must not even write her about your fears. You won't, will you? It would frighten her. Oh! you will not, dear Mrs. Alexander?" I begged.
"But you are so pale and troubled-looking, Elsa. It worries me, " she answered.
What to read after Love in the Weaving?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Hall Orthwein to read onlineMoreLess
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