Stories of Italy
Stories of Italy
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" " I thouglit I should puzzle you, " he explained, laughing. " Of course I took that ground merely for purposes of argu- ment. " " So you have not changed your mind? " THE ANATOMIST OF THE HEART III "Oh, no! One does not change his mind twice a day. " She looked away from him now, ner- vously tapping with her foot a l)lock in the pavement that bore traces of heraldic emblems.
"You are all wrong, " she declared. ' ' You have no right to brood upon a loss that is irreparable. You belong to the p...resent, and should accept its joys, its obligations. The past is past — dead, like that poor fellow at our feet whose name we cannot read. " "Go on, my dear Signora ! You mean, of course " " I mean that you should marry. " " As you said yesterday. All I can say is that you do not know your man. You do not dream what a love hke mine can be. " " No, " she admitted, speaking now less warmly. "That is your secret, upon which even an old friend may not venture to intrude. But I have still some friendly THE ANATOMIST OF THE HEART II3 curiosity that may be gratified without be- traying secrets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I thouglit I should puzzle you, " he explained, laughing. " Of course I took that ground merely for purposes of argu- ment. " " So you have not changed your mind? " THE ANATOMIST OF THE HEART III "Oh, no! One does not change his mind twice a day. " She looked away from him now, ner- vously tapping with her foot a l)lock in the pavement that bore traces of heraldic emblems.
"You are all wrong, " she declared. ' ' You have no right to brood upon a loss that is irreparable. You belong to the p...resent, and should accept its joys, its obligations. The past is past — dead, like that poor fellow at our feet whose name we cannot read. " "Go on, my dear Signora ! You mean, of course " " I mean that you should marry. " " As you said yesterday. All I can say is that you do not know your man. You do not dream what a love hke mine can be. " " No, " she admitted, speaking now less warmly. "That is your secret, upon which even an old friend may not venture to intrude. But I have still some friendly THE ANATOMIST OF THE HEART II3 curiosity that may be gratified without be- traying secrets.
What to read after Stories of Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Bourke Marston to read onlineMoreLess
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