Pauline's Passion And Punishment
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Gilbert, come andwelcome my friend Pauline Valary. " Scarlet with shame, dumb with conflicting emotions, and utterly desertedby self-possession, Redmond stood with downcast eyes and agitated mien, suffering a year's remorse condensed into a moment. A mute gesture wasall the greeting he could offer. Pauline slightly bent her haughty headas she answered, in a voice frostily sweet, "Your wife mistakes. PaulineValary died three weeks ago, and Pauline Laroche rose from her ashes. Manuel, my schoolma...te, Mrs. Redmond; Gilbert you already know. " With the manly presence he could easily assume and which was henceforthto be his role in public, Manuel bowed courteously to the lady, coldlyto the gentleman, and looked only at his wife. Mrs. Redmond, thoughchildish, was observant; she glanced from face to face, divined amystery, and spoke out at once.
"Then you have met before? Gilbert, you have never told me this. " "It was long ago--in Cuba. I believed they had forgotten me. " "I never forget. " And Pauline's eye turned on him with a look he darednot meet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gilbert, come andwelcome my friend Pauline Valary. " Scarlet with shame, dumb with conflicting emotions, and utterly desertedby self-possession, Redmond stood with downcast eyes and agitated mien, suffering a year's remorse condensed into a moment. A mute gesture wasall the greeting he could offer. Pauline slightly bent her haughty headas she answered, in a voice frostily sweet, "Your wife mistakes. PaulineValary died three weeks ago, and Pauline Laroche rose from her ashes. Manuel, my schoolma...te, Mrs. Redmond; Gilbert you already know. " With the manly presence he could easily assume and which was henceforthto be his role in public, Manuel bowed courteously to the lady, coldlyto the gentleman, and looked only at his wife. Mrs. Redmond, thoughchildish, was observant; she glanced from face to face, divined amystery, and spoke out at once.
"Then you have met before? Gilbert, you have never told me this. " "It was long ago--in Cuba. I believed they had forgotten me. " "I never forget. " And Pauline's eye turned on him with a look he darednot meet.
What to read after Pauline's Passion And Punishment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alcott Louisa May to read onlineMoreLess
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