Spring Days
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Mr. Brookes resumed hiswalk on the tennis ground with Berkins, and stopping frequently topoint to his glass-houses, he described his misfortunes with profusewaves of his stick. Frank had found Maggie, and they now walkedtogether in the shade and silence of the sycamores--he, vehement anddespairing of the future; she, subtle and strangely confident thatthings would happen as she wished them.
Having once yielded and felt the pang of possession she was whollyhis, in all ramifications of spirit and... flesh, both in her brain andblood, and the utmost ends of her sense mingled with him. But to him, she was the symbol of the desire of which he was enamoured, the desirewhich held together his nature and gave it individuality--love of_the_ young girl.
"Oh! my darling, if he should speak so to Mount Rorke, we should beparted for ever--no, that could never be--nothing in heaven or earthwould induce me to give you up, be true to me and I will be true toyou; but our happiness--no, not our happiness, that is in ourselves--but all our prospects in life will be wrecked if he will not give way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Brookes resumed hiswalk on the tennis ground with Berkins, and stopping frequently topoint to his glass-houses, he described his misfortunes with profusewaves of his stick. Frank had found Maggie, and they now walkedtogether in the shade and silence of the sycamores--he, vehement anddespairing of the future; she, subtle and strangely confident thatthings would happen as she wished them.
Having once yielded and felt the pang of possession she was whollyhis, in all ramifications of spirit and... flesh, both in her brain andblood, and the utmost ends of her sense mingled with him. But to him, she was the symbol of the desire of which he was enamoured, the desirewhich held together his nature and gave it individuality--love of_the_ young girl.
"Oh! my darling, if he should speak so to Mount Rorke, we should beparted for ever--no, that could never be--nothing in heaven or earthwould induce me to give you up, be true to me and I will be true toyou; but our happiness--no, not our happiness, that is in ourselves--but all our prospects in life will be wrecked if he will not give way.
What to read after Spring Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore George to read onlineMoreLess
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