T. Tembarom
T. Tembarom
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Oh, why? Why?
" You did n't think he 'd gone because he did n't love you ? " T. TBMBAEOM 387 he put it to her quite literally and unsentimentally. "You knew better than that?" "Ho-w could I be sure of anything! When he left the room that awful night he would not looTc at me ! He would not looh at me ! " " Since I 've been here I 've been reading a lot of novels, and I 've found out a lot of things about fellows that are not the common, practical kind. ISTow, he wasn't. He'd lived pretty niuch l...ike a fellow in a novel, I guess. What's struck me about that sort is that they think they have to make noble sacrifices, and they'll just walk all over a woman because they won't do anything to hurt her. There 's not a bit of sense in it, but that was what he was doing. He believed he was doing the square thing by you — and you may bet your life it hurt him like hell. I beg your pardon — but that 's the word — just plain hell." " I was only a girl. He was like iron. He went away alone.
He was killed, and when he was dead the truth was told." " That 's what I 've remembered " — quite slowly — " every time I 've looked at you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, why? Why?
" You did n't think he 'd gone because he did n't love you ? " T. TBMBAEOM 387 he put it to her quite literally and unsentimentally. "You knew better than that?" "Ho-w could I be sure of anything! When he left the room that awful night he would not looTc at me ! He would not looh at me ! " " Since I 've been here I 've been reading a lot of novels, and I 've found out a lot of things about fellows that are not the common, practical kind. ISTow, he wasn't. He'd lived pretty niuch l...ike a fellow in a novel, I guess. What's struck me about that sort is that they think they have to make noble sacrifices, and they'll just walk all over a woman because they won't do anything to hurt her. There 's not a bit of sense in it, but that was what he was doing. He believed he was doing the square thing by you — and you may bet your life it hurt him like hell. I beg your pardon — but that 's the word — just plain hell." " I was only a girl. He was like iron. He went away alone.
He was killed, and when he was dead the truth was told." " That 's what I 've remembered " — quite slowly — " every time I 've looked at you.
What to read after T. Tembarom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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