Love Stories
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It was really a compound, that firstday or two, of homesickness and a little furtive stirring of anxietyand the thrill of new adventure that was in his blood.
On the second afternoon out they had tea together, she in hersteamer chair and he calmly settled next to her, in a chairbelonging to an irritated English lawyer. Afterward he went down tohis cabin, hung round with his new equipment, and put away thephotograph of a very nice Toronto girl, which had been propped upback of his hairbrushes.
T...hey got rather well acquainted that first day.
"You know, " he said, with his cup in one hand and a rather stalecake in the other, "it's awfully bully of you to be so nice to me. " She let that go. She was looking, as a matter of fact, after a tallman with heavily fringed eyes and English clothes, who had just goneby.
"You know, " he confided--he frequently prefaced his speeches withthat--"I was horribly lonely when I came up the gangway. Then I sawyou, and you were smiling. It did me a lot of good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was really a compound, that firstday or two, of homesickness and a little furtive stirring of anxietyand the thrill of new adventure that was in his blood.
On the second afternoon out they had tea together, she in hersteamer chair and he calmly settled next to her, in a chairbelonging to an irritated English lawyer. Afterward he went down tohis cabin, hung round with his new equipment, and put away thephotograph of a very nice Toronto girl, which had been propped upback of his hairbrushes.
T...hey got rather well acquainted that first day.
"You know, " he said, with his cup in one hand and a rather stalecake in the other, "it's awfully bully of you to be so nice to me. " She let that go. She was looking, as a matter of fact, after a tallman with heavily fringed eyes and English clothes, who had just goneby.
"You know, " he confided--he frequently prefaced his speeches withthat--"I was horribly lonely when I came up the gangway. Then I sawyou, and you were smiling. It did me a lot of good.
What to read after Love Stories?
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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