Play the Game!
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, --the 'whither thou goest' kind. I believe women may roughly be divided into two classes; those whopassively let themselves be loved; those who actively love. The formerhave the easier time of it, my dear. " His tired eyes visioned his wife, now closeted with Madame. He sighed once and then he smiled. "And theyget just as much in return, let me tell you, --more, I really believe. But I want you to promise me one thing. " "What?" "That you'll never give up your singing. Keep it always, T. S. T...here'llbe times when you need it--to run away to--to hide in. " She nodded, soberly.
His eyes began to kindle. "Every woman ought to have something! Menhave. It should be with women as with men--love a thing apart in theirlives, not their whole existence! Then they wouldn't agonize and wear oneach other so! I believe there's a chapter in that, for my book, TopStep. " "I'm sure there is, " said Honor, warmly. They had reached the stationnow and a red cap came bounding for her bags. "And I won't even try tothank you, Stepper, dear, for all----" "Don't be a goose, T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, --the 'whither thou goest' kind. I believe women may roughly be divided into two classes; those whopassively let themselves be loved; those who actively love. The formerhave the easier time of it, my dear. " His tired eyes visioned his wife, now closeted with Madame. He sighed once and then he smiled. "And theyget just as much in return, let me tell you, --more, I really believe. But I want you to promise me one thing. " "What?" "That you'll never give up your singing. Keep it always, T. S. T...here'llbe times when you need it--to run away to--to hide in. " She nodded, soberly.
His eyes began to kindle. "Every woman ought to have something! Menhave. It should be with women as with men--love a thing apart in theirlives, not their whole existence! Then they wouldn't agonize and wear oneach other so! I believe there's a chapter in that, for my book, TopStep. " "I'm sure there is, " said Honor, warmly. They had reached the stationnow and a red cap came bounding for her bags. "And I won't even try tothank you, Stepper, dear, for all----" "Don't be a goose, T.
What to read after Play the Game!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Ruth Comfort to read onlineMoreLess
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