Signa. a Story 3
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" He turned from her with an inexpressible pain.
" Oh, my God ! You can jest ! " "Why not, dear? All my life is a jest. It goes merril}" like bells. You will not under- stand." " I will not believe ! You cannot be so base." "In a man it were philosoi^hy ! why in a woman is it baseness ? " SIGNA. 181 " You pL\y Avith words ! if 3'ou be happy why say a few hours smce you were in hell ? " A faint smile broke across her face. She banished it before he saw it there.
" You know women so little if you... ask that.
We are in hell one hour and in heaven the next.
* Flower of an Hour.' That is a woman. I am happy — very happy — when you will not make me think." He looked up at her again.
"Ah! if you would but think; — but let 3'our conscience wake." " We said enough of that," she interrupted him, with coldness. " To-day I answered j^ou, once and for all. If 3'Ou want conscience, and terror of the saints, and all 3'ou call true womanhood, you have it all in Palma — whom you leave ! As for me — I told the truth to you, judging 3'ou other than you are.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He turned from her with an inexpressible pain.
" Oh, my God ! You can jest ! " "Why not, dear? All my life is a jest. It goes merril}" like bells. You will not under- stand." " I will not believe ! You cannot be so base." "In a man it were philosoi^hy ! why in a woman is it baseness ? " SIGNA. 181 " You pL\y Avith words ! if 3'ou be happy why say a few hours smce you were in hell ? " A faint smile broke across her face. She banished it before he saw it there.
" You know women so little if you... ask that.
We are in hell one hour and in heaven the next.
* Flower of an Hour.' That is a woman. I am happy — very happy — when you will not make me think." He looked up at her again.
"Ah! if you would but think; — but let 3'our conscience wake." " We said enough of that," she interrupted him, with coldness. " To-day I answered j^ou, once and for all. If 3'Ou want conscience, and terror of the saints, and all 3'ou call true womanhood, you have it all in Palma — whom you leave ! As for me — I told the truth to you, judging 3'ou other than you are.
What to read after Signa. a Story 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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