Love's Logic, And Other Stories
Love's Logic, And Other Stories
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I'd so faiuch rather hear you say it.
Miss G. Well, right from the beginning there was something in your look — I mean the way you looked at me — I can't describe it, but it got more and more like that.
Mr. M. Yes, I believe I meant it to.
Miss G. Never forward or — or impertinent. Just nice, Mr. Marchesson.
Mr. M. I say, was that a good chap you refused in there (indicating the conservatory to the left) a thousand years ago ?
r229] LOVE'S LOGIC Miss G. Very — so handsome ! I liked n awfully.
A...nd the girl you refused Mr. M. To ask Miss G. In there ? (Indicating the conservatory to the right.) Mr. M. Really, you know — impartially speaking — a ripper! Why did we ?
Miss G. What ?
Mr. M. I said, "Why did we ?" Miss G. Was it — a thousand years ago ? Yes ?
Mr. M. Which certainly makes it absurd to call us strangers.
Miss G. I wasn't thinking any more about that. Oh, you do ?
Mr. M. I do — mean it.
Miss G. (Rising.) I think that — after all — it wouldn't be so bad in — in Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'd so faiuch rather hear you say it.
Miss G. Well, right from the beginning there was something in your look — I mean the way you looked at me — I can't describe it, but it got more and more like that.
Mr. M. Yes, I believe I meant it to.
Miss G. Never forward or — or impertinent. Just nice, Mr. Marchesson.
Mr. M. I say, was that a good chap you refused in there (indicating the conservatory to the left) a thousand years ago ?
r229] LOVE'S LOGIC Miss G. Very — so handsome ! I liked n awfully.
A...nd the girl you refused Mr. M. To ask Miss G. In there ? (Indicating the conservatory to the right.) Mr. M. Really, you know — impartially speaking — a ripper! Why did we ?
Miss G. What ?
Mr. M. I said, "Why did we ?" Miss G. Was it — a thousand years ago ? Yes ?
Mr. M. Which certainly makes it absurd to call us strangers.
Miss G. I wasn't thinking any more about that. Oh, you do ?
Mr. M. I do — mean it.
Miss G. (Rising.) I think that — after all — it wouldn't be so bad in — in Mr.
What to read after Love's Logic, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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