Scribners Magazine volume 42
Scribners Magazine volume 42
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" She had shrunk in advance from this question, and she could not answer it at once. To gain time she echoed it. "After- ward?" " Did it never occur to you, when we met later — when you first went to Mr. Lang- hope ?"" " To tell you then ? No — because by that time I had come to see that I could never be quite sure of making you understand. No one who was not there could know what it was to see her suffer. " "You thought it all over, then — decided definitely against telling me?" "I did not hav...e to think long. I felt I had done right — I still feel so — and I was sure you would feel so, if you were in the same circumstances. " There was another pause. Then Am- herst said : " And last September — at Hana- ford?" It was the word for which she had waited — the word of her inmost fears. She felt the blood mount to her face.
"Did you see no difference — no special reason for telling me then?" he went on.
"Yes " she faltered.
"Yet vou said nothing. " "No. '' Silence again. Her eyes strayed to the clock, and some dim association of ideas told her that Cicely would soon be coming in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She had shrunk in advance from this question, and she could not answer it at once. To gain time she echoed it. "After- ward?" " Did it never occur to you, when we met later — when you first went to Mr. Lang- hope ?"" " To tell you then ? No — because by that time I had come to see that I could never be quite sure of making you understand. No one who was not there could know what it was to see her suffer. " "You thought it all over, then — decided definitely against telling me?" "I did not hav...e to think long. I felt I had done right — I still feel so — and I was sure you would feel so, if you were in the same circumstances. " There was another pause. Then Am- herst said : " And last September — at Hana- ford?" It was the word for which she had waited — the word of her inmost fears. She felt the blood mount to her face.
"Did you see no difference — no special reason for telling me then?" he went on.
"Yes " she faltered.
"Yet vou said nothing. " "No. '' Silence again. Her eyes strayed to the clock, and some dim association of ideas told her that Cicely would soon be coming in.
What to read after Scribners Magazine volume 42?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward L Edward Livermore Burlingame to read onlineMoreLess
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