Paul's Sister 3
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Perhaps, in old days, her vanity, which was capable of enduring a heavy strain, would have extracted some comfort out of the interview, and it was, at least, certain that she would have conducted their talk more skilfully, and have landed herself in a better position at the end. But now that her heart had taken part in the conflict she was at a disadvantage, unable to bring her forces to bear, swayed by strange and unexpected gusts, saying things which she would have given the world to have lef...t unsaid, trembhncr when she should have been stronfy, jealous when she should have been cool. Then, though she cared nothing for her secret, she 174 Paul's sister was frightened at liis resolve to find out who — what — stood between them, and she thought she should die if he succeeded, and faced her with the knowledge. In fact she only kept lier head sufficiently to know that there was no use in her staying where he was — at present.
She was, therefore, keenly desirous to be gone. It was true that she had not regained her health, and she laid some of her sensations on the soft and yielding air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps, in old days, her vanity, which was capable of enduring a heavy strain, would have extracted some comfort out of the interview, and it was, at least, certain that she would have conducted their talk more skilfully, and have landed herself in a better position at the end. But now that her heart had taken part in the conflict she was at a disadvantage, unable to bring her forces to bear, swayed by strange and unexpected gusts, saying things which she would have given the world to have lef...t unsaid, trembhncr when she should have been stronfy, jealous when she should have been cool. Then, though she cared nothing for her secret, she 174 Paul's sister was frightened at liis resolve to find out who — what — stood between them, and she thought she should die if he succeeded, and faced her with the knowledge. In fact she only kept lier head sufficiently to know that there was no use in her staying where he was — at present.
She was, therefore, keenly desirous to be gone. It was true that she had not regained her health, and she laid some of her sensations on the soft and yielding air.
What to read after Paul's Sister 3?
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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