No Hero
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It's a matter of temperament; I'm obliged to speak out, even ifit puts people more against me than they were already. No, you needn'tsay anything, Captain Clephane; you didn't express your sympathy, Istopped you in time. . . . And yet it is rather hard, when one's stillreasonably young, with almost everything before one--to be a markedwoman all one's time!" Up to her last words, despite an inviting pause after almost everysentence, I had succeeded in holding my tongue; though she was lookingwis...tfully now at the distant snow-peaks and obviously bestowing uponherself the sympathy she did not want from me (as I had been told in somany words, if not more plainly in the accompanying brief encounterbetween our eyes), yet had I resisted every temptation to put in myword, until these last two or three from Mrs. Lascelles. They, however, demanded a denial, and I told her it was absurd to describe herself insuch terms.
"I am marked, " she persisted, "wherever I go I may be known, as you knewme here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's a matter of temperament; I'm obliged to speak out, even ifit puts people more against me than they were already. No, you needn'tsay anything, Captain Clephane; you didn't express your sympathy, Istopped you in time. . . . And yet it is rather hard, when one's stillreasonably young, with almost everything before one--to be a markedwoman all one's time!" Up to her last words, despite an inviting pause after almost everysentence, I had succeeded in holding my tongue; though she was lookingwis...tfully now at the distant snow-peaks and obviously bestowing uponherself the sympathy she did not want from me (as I had been told in somany words, if not more plainly in the accompanying brief encounterbetween our eyes), yet had I resisted every temptation to put in myword, until these last two or three from Mrs. Lascelles. They, however, demanded a denial, and I told her it was absurd to describe herself insuch terms.
"I am marked, " she persisted, "wherever I go I may be known, as you knewme here.
What to read after No Hero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hornung Ernest William to read onlineMoreLess
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