Strange Roads
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They send me up into the hills. I hate the hills. They're so big and cruel. My stepmother doesn't want me back and I hate her too. I can't stop on with Cousin Rose. It's just a nightmare. I've got to escape some- how " Again her voice broke ; and to Derek's dismay, she sank upon the ground, hid her face and broke into a storm of tears.
INTO THE DEEP 283 Never, in his limited experience, had he seen a woman so completely lose hold of herself ; and the tradition of self-control in which he had be...en reared made the thing seem almost indecent. Had the circumstances been less tragic he would have gruffly begged her to " buck up " and pull herself together. But she was more than merely hurt. Her wound was mortal ; and he shrank from laying a clumsy hand on it. Controlled grief would have moved him to deeper feeling. As it was, the ache of pity within him was tinged by a masculine feeling that he ought not to be present when the poor child was behaving like this. So he stood there considerately looking away from her to the moon that blossomed like a great night flower among the pine boughs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They send me up into the hills. I hate the hills. They're so big and cruel. My stepmother doesn't want me back and I hate her too. I can't stop on with Cousin Rose. It's just a nightmare. I've got to escape some- how " Again her voice broke ; and to Derek's dismay, she sank upon the ground, hid her face and broke into a storm of tears.
INTO THE DEEP 283 Never, in his limited experience, had he seen a woman so completely lose hold of herself ; and the tradition of self-control in which he had be...en reared made the thing seem almost indecent. Had the circumstances been less tragic he would have gruffly begged her to " buck up " and pull herself together. But she was more than merely hurt. Her wound was mortal ; and he shrank from laying a clumsy hand on it. Controlled grief would have moved him to deeper feeling. As it was, the ache of pity within him was tinged by a masculine feeling that he ought not to be present when the poor child was behaving like this. So he stood there considerately looking away from her to the moon that blossomed like a great night flower among the pine boughs.
What to read after Strange Roads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diver Maud to read onlineMoreLess
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