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I believe they make the worst of it on purpose to vex me ; or is he really so ill V ^ He is very weak,^ said Euth ; ' he has never been out of his room, hardly out of bed, since that ride to Dyne Court six weeks ago.^ ' You, too, Ruth ! it is not fair to cast up that ride against me, as if I had asked him to come.^ ' I did not mean to blame you, Clara ; you best know what encouragement you gave him ; but at any rate that is at an end now, and though you disclaimed my thanks just now, I 222 STIL...L WATERS.
must repeat liow glad I am that you have kept aloof since that interview/ ^ You must thank Evelyn/ said Clara ; ' it is his doing/ There was a touch of irony in her tone_, and Kuth answered gravely — ' I think he is quite right/ ' Oh_, perfectly right ; only you know that I am not used to be chidden and tutored like a naughty child, and I donH quite like it.
Though T should not mind/ she added, while tears, which rarely dimmed the brightness of her beauty, started to her eyes, ' if I believed that he loved me ; but he does not care enough about me to be jealous ; he only thinks of the eyes of the world, and wishes me to act accord- ingly/ ' Which you have forgotten now, or you would not talk so recklessly,^ said Ruth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I believe they make the worst of it on purpose to vex me ; or is he really so ill V ^ He is very weak,^ said Euth ; ' he has never been out of his room, hardly out of bed, since that ride to Dyne Court six weeks ago.^ ' You, too, Ruth ! it is not fair to cast up that ride against me, as if I had asked him to come.^ ' I did not mean to blame you, Clara ; you best know what encouragement you gave him ; but at any rate that is at an end now, and though you disclaimed my thanks just now, I 222 STIL...L WATERS.
must repeat liow glad I am that you have kept aloof since that interview/ ^ You must thank Evelyn/ said Clara ; ' it is his doing/ There was a touch of irony in her tone_, and Kuth answered gravely — ' I think he is quite right/ ' Oh_, perfectly right ; only you know that I am not used to be chidden and tutored like a naughty child, and I donH quite like it.
Though T should not mind/ she added, while tears, which rarely dimmed the brightness of her beauty, started to her eyes, ' if I believed that he loved me ; but he does not care enough about me to be jealous ; he only thinks of the eyes of the world, and wishes me to act accord- ingly/ ' Which you have forgotten now, or you would not talk so recklessly,^ said Ruth.
What to read after Still Waters 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paull, Margaret Agnes to read onlineMoreLess
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