Running Water
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Now you have sent him away for always. " During the week the sense of loss, the feeling that everything was unbearably incomplete, grew stronger and stronger within her. She had no heart for the losing battle in which she was engaged. A dangerous question began to force itself forward in her mind BOTH SIDES OF THE QUESTION 235 whenever her eyes rested upon Walter Hine. " Was he worth while ? " she asked herself : though as yet she did not define all that the " while " connoted. The question was... most prominent in her mind on the seventh day after the letter had been sent. She had persuaded Walter Hine to mount with her on to the Down behind the house ; they came to the great White Horse, and Hine, pleading fatigue, a plea which during these last days had been ever on his lips, flung himself down upon the grass. For a little time Sylvia sat idly watching the great battleships at firing-practice in the Bay. It was an afternoon of August ; a light haze hung in the still air soften- ing the distant promontories ; and on the waveless sparkling sea, the great ships, coal-black to the eye, circled about the targets, with now and then a roar of thunder and a puff of smoke, like some monstrous engines of heat — heat stifling and oppressive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now you have sent him away for always. " During the week the sense of loss, the feeling that everything was unbearably incomplete, grew stronger and stronger within her. She had no heart for the losing battle in which she was engaged. A dangerous question began to force itself forward in her mind BOTH SIDES OF THE QUESTION 235 whenever her eyes rested upon Walter Hine. " Was he worth while ? " she asked herself : though as yet she did not define all that the " while " connoted. The question was... most prominent in her mind on the seventh day after the letter had been sent. She had persuaded Walter Hine to mount with her on to the Down behind the house ; they came to the great White Horse, and Hine, pleading fatigue, a plea which during these last days had been ever on his lips, flung himself down upon the grass. For a little time Sylvia sat idly watching the great battleships at firing-practice in the Bay. It was an afternoon of August ; a light haze hung in the still air soften- ing the distant promontories ; and on the waveless sparkling sea, the great ships, coal-black to the eye, circled about the targets, with now and then a roar of thunder and a puff of smoke, like some monstrous engines of heat — heat stifling and oppressive.
What to read after Running Water?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E W Alfred Edward Woodley Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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