Macleod of Dare
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I was looking at the housesin Essex. I would go to Essex, or anywhere you might wish; that need notseparate us at all. And why are you so cold and distant, Gerty? Hasanything happened here to displease you? Have we frightened you by toomuch of the boats and of the sea? Would you rather live in an Englishcounty away from the sea? But I would do that for you, Gerty--if I wasnever to see a sea-bird again. " And in spite of himself tears rose quickly to his eyes; for she seemedso far away from him,... even as he held her hand; and his heart wouldspeak at last--or break.
"It was all the winter months I was saying to myself, 'Now you will notvex her with too much pleading, for she has much trouble with her work;and that is enough; and a man can bear his own trouble. ' And once ortwice, when we have been caught in a bad sea, I said to myself, 'Andwhat matter now if the end comes?--for perhaps that would only releaseher. ' But then again, Gerty, I thought of the time you gave me the redrose; and I said, 'Surely her heart will not go away from me; and I haveplenty to live for yet!'" Then she looked him frankly in the face, with those beautiful, clear, sad eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was looking at the housesin Essex. I would go to Essex, or anywhere you might wish; that need notseparate us at all. And why are you so cold and distant, Gerty? Hasanything happened here to displease you? Have we frightened you by toomuch of the boats and of the sea? Would you rather live in an Englishcounty away from the sea? But I would do that for you, Gerty--if I wasnever to see a sea-bird again. " And in spite of himself tears rose quickly to his eyes; for she seemedso far away from him,... even as he held her hand; and his heart wouldspeak at last--or break.
"It was all the winter months I was saying to myself, 'Now you will notvex her with too much pleading, for she has much trouble with her work;and that is enough; and a man can bear his own trouble. ' And once ortwice, when we have been caught in a bad sea, I said to myself, 'Andwhat matter now if the end comes?--for perhaps that would only releaseher. ' But then again, Gerty, I thought of the time you gave me the redrose; and I said, 'Surely her heart will not go away from me; and I haveplenty to live for yet!'" Then she looked him frankly in the face, with those beautiful, clear, sad eyes.
What to read after Macleod of Dare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black William to read onlineMoreLess
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