Prisoners
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I see other people toiling andmoiling, and getting hopeless and miserable and exhausted till my heartaches for them. After the first I have never toiled, never grieved, never despaired. I have been sustained always. For there are not twokinds of love, Everard, but only one. The love of you is the cup ofwater, and the love of God is the well it is taken from. .. . You hadbetter go now before anyone else comes in, but I want you to rememberwhen you think of me that I bless and thank you, and am g...rateful to you. I have been grateful for years. " She took his leaden hand in both of hers, and held it for a moment toher lips.
Lord Lossiemouth's face was pinched and aged. His hand fell out ofhers.
Then his face became suddenly convulsed, frightful to behold, like thatof a man being squeezed to death.
"I never loved you, " he said in a fierce, suffocated voice. "I was alittle in love with you, that was all, and that was not much. I soon gotover it. " "I know, " she said.
"I felt pain for a time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I see other people toiling andmoiling, and getting hopeless and miserable and exhausted till my heartaches for them. After the first I have never toiled, never grieved, never despaired. I have been sustained always. For there are not twokinds of love, Everard, but only one. The love of you is the cup ofwater, and the love of God is the well it is taken from. .. . You hadbetter go now before anyone else comes in, but I want you to rememberwhen you think of me that I bless and thank you, and am g...rateful to you. I have been grateful for years. " She took his leaden hand in both of hers, and held it for a moment toher lips.
Lord Lossiemouth's face was pinched and aged. His hand fell out ofhers.
Then his face became suddenly convulsed, frightful to behold, like thatof a man being squeezed to death.
"I never loved you, " he said in a fierce, suffocated voice. "I was alittle in love with you, that was all, and that was not much. I soon gotover it. " "I know, " she said.
"I felt pain for a time.
What to read after Prisoners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cholmondeley, Mary, 1859-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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