Paul's Sister 1
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It was against him — there was no doubt of it.
But that did not mean that he should give up — nothing could be further from his thoughts. What it did mean, he reflected, was that if Norma were just now in this frame of mind, it would be prudent to pause, not in loving her, for that was impossible, but in proclaiming his love. Lucy had not ex- ceeded the truth when she had said that her sister-in-law was resolute, and Lawrence had not failed, in his study of Norma, to disinter Paul's sister 175 ...the deep feeling of her life — the remorse which mingled with her memories of Paul ; even if she loved him, she was a woman capable of sacrificing her love to that re- morse.
He did not know that Lucy had evoked a more dangerous and less shadowy means of self-sacrifice. Give him time, he thought, and he might meet the other, beat it down with the strong passion of his love, show her the folly, the wickedness of her resolve, appeal to her woman's heart not to condemn him to a life-long misery — oh, the words which should convince her came rushing to his lips without hesitation !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was against him — there was no doubt of it.
But that did not mean that he should give up — nothing could be further from his thoughts. What it did mean, he reflected, was that if Norma were just now in this frame of mind, it would be prudent to pause, not in loving her, for that was impossible, but in proclaiming his love. Lucy had not ex- ceeded the truth when she had said that her sister-in-law was resolute, and Lawrence had not failed, in his study of Norma, to disinter Paul's sister 175 ...the deep feeling of her life — the remorse which mingled with her memories of Paul ; even if she loved him, she was a woman capable of sacrificing her love to that re- morse.
He did not know that Lucy had evoked a more dangerous and less shadowy means of self-sacrifice. Give him time, he thought, and he might meet the other, beat it down with the strong passion of his love, show her the folly, the wickedness of her resolve, appeal to her woman's heart not to condemn him to a life-long misery — oh, the words which should convince her came rushing to his lips without hesitation !
What to read after Paul's Sister 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Mary Peard to read onlineMoreLess
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