Rose, Blanche, And Violet 2
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Julius was, therefore, enabled to hand Violet to dinner without any embarrassment. He was cold, grave, and dignified ; speaking little, but that little without bitterness, without covert allusions. You only noticed that he was grave — not that he was hurt.
108 woman's caprice.
Rose was somewhat piqued. She knew that she had done wrong, was sorry that she had done it, but yet could not without inapatience see the dignified reproof which there was in Julius's manner. Willing enough to rej^air by ...a word the error she had com- mitted, she expected, indeed required, that he at least should show sufficient concern to induce her to repair it.
This is not very amiable, perhaps, but it is human nature. In a moment of capricious- ness, she had rejected his proffered love ; not that she meant to reject it, but simply because she chose to indulge her wilfulness. She in- tended to release him from despair, as soon as her rejection had produced it; she had never thought of his leaving the house that evening, without a full assurance of her love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Julius was, therefore, enabled to hand Violet to dinner without any embarrassment. He was cold, grave, and dignified ; speaking little, but that little without bitterness, without covert allusions. You only noticed that he was grave — not that he was hurt.
108 woman's caprice.
Rose was somewhat piqued. She knew that she had done wrong, was sorry that she had done it, but yet could not without inapatience see the dignified reproof which there was in Julius's manner. Willing enough to rej^air by ...a word the error she had com- mitted, she expected, indeed required, that he at least should show sufficient concern to induce her to repair it.
This is not very amiable, perhaps, but it is human nature. In a moment of capricious- ness, she had rejected his proffered love ; not that she meant to reject it, but simply because she chose to indulge her wilfulness. She in- tended to release him from despair, as soon as her rejection had produced it; she had never thought of his leaving the house that evening, without a full assurance of her love.
What to read after Rose, Blanche, And Violet 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewes George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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