Quinneys
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And as for Mr. Tamlin " Jim said slowly : 11 What do you mean exactly by business affecting character ?" She paused to consider. Jim kissed her. Perhaps it was significant that she did not return his kiss, being absorbed in her quest for the right word. She continued slowly: " I hoped you would guess what I meant. Of course, poor father is honest. I have always been so proud of that. It would break my heart 272 QUINNEYS' if he were like that horrid Mr. Tamlin, but he does care too much for what... mother calls sticks and stones. They have come between him and her; and they have come between him and me. I have never really known how much he loved me. And now this is going to be a test, because if he does love me really and truly he will put my happiness before his ambition, won't he ?" He kissed her again, and once more she let him do it, passively, gazing, so to speak, into his mind rather than his heart.
Jim spoke curtly.
" Make up your mind to this, Posy. There will be a big row. It's inevitable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as for Mr. Tamlin " Jim said slowly : 11 What do you mean exactly by business affecting character ?" She paused to consider. Jim kissed her. Perhaps it was significant that she did not return his kiss, being absorbed in her quest for the right word. She continued slowly: " I hoped you would guess what I meant. Of course, poor father is honest. I have always been so proud of that. It would break my heart 272 QUINNEYS' if he were like that horrid Mr. Tamlin, but he does care too much for what... mother calls sticks and stones. They have come between him and her; and they have come between him and me. I have never really known how much he loved me. And now this is going to be a test, because if he does love me really and truly he will put my happiness before his ambition, won't he ?" He kissed her again, and once more she let him do it, passively, gazing, so to speak, into his mind rather than his heart.
Jim spoke curtly.
" Make up your mind to this, Posy. There will be a big row. It's inevitable.
What to read after Quinneys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vachell Horace Annesley to read onlineMoreLess
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