Pretty Mrs. Gaston, And Other Stories
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I will conceal nothing from you — ^refuse me and I will not go and drown my misery in drink, or coarse company, or give up my career. I will work, and work harder than I ever did. I defy misery to crush me — it can not crush Ealph Harrington ! " The head of the speaker rose with something proud and resolute in the very poise of it. A moment after- wards it dropped.
"I am talking absurdly," he murmured ; "it is because my thoughts rise to my hps, and I mean to show you my very heart ! I am blund...ering on all about what I will do if you refuse me — ^but do not refuse me, Annie ! I was only boasting, perhaps — I think I should die without you!" Two hands which were near each other seemed to approach, unconsciously, and were clasped together. A little head with brown ringlets rose slowly, and a pair of moist eyes were fixed with a long, earnest, trusting gaze upon his own.
The lips of the beautiful girl uttered not the slightest sound ; but in that long, earnest look was written with- out room for doubt — " surrender." 176 PBETXT MES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will conceal nothing from you — ^refuse me and I will not go and drown my misery in drink, or coarse company, or give up my career. I will work, and work harder than I ever did. I defy misery to crush me — it can not crush Ealph Harrington ! " The head of the speaker rose with something proud and resolute in the very poise of it. A moment after- wards it dropped.
"I am talking absurdly," he murmured ; "it is because my thoughts rise to my hps, and I mean to show you my very heart ! I am blund...ering on all about what I will do if you refuse me — ^but do not refuse me, Annie ! I was only boasting, perhaps — I think I should die without you!" Two hands which were near each other seemed to approach, unconsciously, and were clasped together. A little head with brown ringlets rose slowly, and a pair of moist eyes were fixed with a long, earnest, trusting gaze upon his own.
The lips of the beautiful girl uttered not the slightest sound ; but in that long, earnest look was written with- out room for doubt — " surrender." 176 PBETXT MES.
What to read after Pretty Mrs. Gaston, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooke, John Esten, 1830-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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