Ragged Lady — volume 2
Ragged Lady — volume 2
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She thought so, oh, yes; she never could have the home-feeling at Venicethat she had at Florence.
"Exactly; that's what I meant--a home-feeling; I'm glad you had it. " Helet the gondola dip and slide forward almost a minute before he added, with an effect of pulling a voice up out of his throat somewhere, "Howwould you like to live there--with me--as my wife?" "Why, what do you mean, Dr. Welwright?" asked Clementina, with a vaguelaugh.
Dr. Welwright laughed, too; but not vaguely; there was a mo...untingcheerfulness in his laugh. "What I say. I hope it isn't very surprising. " "No; but I never thought of such a thing. " "Perhaps you will think of it now. " "But you're not in ea'nest!" "I'm thoroughly in earnest, " said the doctor, and he seemed very muchamused at her incredulity.
"Then; I'm sorry, " she answered. "I couldn't. " "No?" he said, still with amusement, or with a courage that took thatform. "Why not?" "Because I am--not free. " For an interval they were so silent that they could hear each otherbreathe: Then, after he had quietly bidden the gondolier go back to theirhotel, he asked, "If you had been free you might have answered medifferently?" "I don't know, " said Clementina, candidly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She thought so, oh, yes; she never could have the home-feeling at Venicethat she had at Florence.
"Exactly; that's what I meant--a home-feeling; I'm glad you had it. " Helet the gondola dip and slide forward almost a minute before he added, with an effect of pulling a voice up out of his throat somewhere, "Howwould you like to live there--with me--as my wife?" "Why, what do you mean, Dr. Welwright?" asked Clementina, with a vaguelaugh.
Dr. Welwright laughed, too; but not vaguely; there was a mo...untingcheerfulness in his laugh. "What I say. I hope it isn't very surprising. " "No; but I never thought of such a thing. " "Perhaps you will think of it now. " "But you're not in ea'nest!" "I'm thoroughly in earnest, " said the doctor, and he seemed very muchamused at her incredulity.
"Then; I'm sorry, " she answered. "I couldn't. " "No?" he said, still with amusement, or with a courage that took thatform. "Why not?" "Because I am--not free. " For an interval they were so silent that they could hear each otherbreathe: Then, after he had quietly bidden the gondolier go back to theirhotel, he asked, "If you had been free you might have answered medifferently?" "I don't know, " said Clementina, candidly.
What to read after Ragged Lady — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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