Mary, Mary
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But the knowledgeof Mary's social inferiority complicated matters, for, although thisautomatically put her out of the question as his wife, her subsequentill-treatment of himself had injected a virus to his blood which wasone-half a passion for her body and one-half a frenzy for vengeance. He could have let her go easily enough if she had not first let himgo; for he read dismissal in her action and resented it as a trespasson his own just prerogative. --He had but to stretch out his hand andshe... would have dropped to it as tamely as a kitten, whereas now sheeluded his hand, would, indeed, have nothing to do with it; and thiscould not be forgiven. He would gladly have beaten her intosubmission, for what right has a slip of a girl to withstand theadvances of a man and a policeman? That is a crooked spirit demandingto be straightened with a truncheon: but as we cannot decently, oreven peaceably, beat a girl until she is married to us he had torelinquish that dear idea. He would have dismissed her from his mindwith the contempt she deserved, but, alas!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the knowledgeof Mary's social inferiority complicated matters, for, although thisautomatically put her out of the question as his wife, her subsequentill-treatment of himself had injected a virus to his blood which wasone-half a passion for her body and one-half a frenzy for vengeance. He could have let her go easily enough if she had not first let himgo; for he read dismissal in her action and resented it as a trespasson his own just prerogative. --He had but to stretch out his hand andshe... would have dropped to it as tamely as a kitten, whereas now sheeluded his hand, would, indeed, have nothing to do with it; and thiscould not be forgiven. He would gladly have beaten her intosubmission, for what right has a slip of a girl to withstand theadvances of a man and a policeman? That is a crooked spirit demandingto be straightened with a truncheon: but as we cannot decently, oreven peaceably, beat a girl until she is married to us he had torelinquish that dear idea. He would have dismissed her from his mindwith the contempt she deserved, but, alas!
What to read after Mary, Mary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens James to read onlineMoreLess
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