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"Oh, " she retorted, "you have formed a high opinion of me ! " " Vivian ! " he groaned, most unexpectedly. " Don't you know? Why do I come here? Why do I wait around in places, trying to see you? Why am I miser able? Don't you know I'm in love with you? " She held her breath for an instant. " Well, " she observed, "that's a nice effect for love to have to make you miserable ! " "Pshaw!" muttered Justin. "You understand well enough. I shouldn't be miserable at all, if you only told me that you l...oved me, too. " " Really? " Vivian uttered a peal of laughter, that seemed to Justin like the beginning of a new sonata. " Do you think, then, that you'd be able to endure it?" " I don't dare to think of it, " said Justin, " except when I am alone. That is, I haven't dared to, until now. But do you love me ? ' ' "Justin, you're not in earnest. How can I fall in love with a poor young musician, when I have counts and all sorts of rich men dancing about me ? Do you think it possible? " The poor boy was shaken with the strength of his passion, and aghast at his own temerity in declaring HALF-LIGHTS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, " she retorted, "you have formed a high opinion of me ! " " Vivian ! " he groaned, most unexpectedly. " Don't you know? Why do I come here? Why do I wait around in places, trying to see you? Why am I miser able? Don't you know I'm in love with you? " She held her breath for an instant. " Well, " she observed, "that's a nice effect for love to have to make you miserable ! " "Pshaw!" muttered Justin. "You understand well enough. I shouldn't be miserable at all, if you only told me that you l...oved me, too. " " Really? " Vivian uttered a peal of laughter, that seemed to Justin like the beginning of a new sonata. " Do you think, then, that you'd be able to endure it?" " I don't dare to think of it, " said Justin, " except when I am alone. That is, I haven't dared to, until now. But do you love me ? ' ' "Justin, you're not in earnest. How can I fall in love with a poor young musician, when I have counts and all sorts of rich men dancing about me ? Do you think it possible? " The poor boy was shaken with the strength of his passion, and aghast at his own temerity in declaring HALF-LIGHTS.
What to read after Newport?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lathrop, George Parsons, 1851-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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