Mistress Judith
Mistress Judith
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Amos had gone away, given her up, forgotten the old friendship, sent no message — no regret — nothing. And Mistress Judith looked at Jesse, with the dark lines under his wistful eyes, and saw how he was waiting, waiting. And she said this was love — there was no mistaking this. "Judith, " said Jesse at last, with a sort of calm despair in his voice, for he had misinterpreted her long, long silence — "will you tell me one thing } I will try to bear it like a man, only tell me — do you love — Amo...s } " Judith's eyes kindled as they turned from the firelight upon Jesse. Love Amos, who had for- AMOS IS COMING. 211 saken her ? love where her love was not prized ? and confess it ? — never ! So with a torrent of indiijnation she denied it. ^ " Amos and I were friends — we never loved each other — never. " Jesse came across the rug and sat down on a chair beside her. " Mistress Judith, " said he, " if you think you ever can, if you think there is any hope you ever will — ^just give me your hand will you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Amos had gone away, given her up, forgotten the old friendship, sent no message — no regret — nothing. And Mistress Judith looked at Jesse, with the dark lines under his wistful eyes, and saw how he was waiting, waiting. And she said this was love — there was no mistaking this. "Judith, " said Jesse at last, with a sort of calm despair in his voice, for he had misinterpreted her long, long silence — "will you tell me one thing } I will try to bear it like a man, only tell me — do you love — Amo...s } " Judith's eyes kindled as they turned from the firelight upon Jesse. Love Amos, who had for- AMOS IS COMING. 211 saken her ? love where her love was not prized ? and confess it ? — never ! So with a torrent of indiijnation she denied it. ^ " Amos and I were friends — we never loved each other — never. " Jesse came across the rug and sat down on a chair beside her. " Mistress Judith, " said he, " if you think you ever can, if you think there is any hope you ever will — ^just give me your hand will you.
What to read after Mistress Judith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Liddell to read onlineMoreLess
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