The Anthology of Another Town
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And I remained late at both places; to con- fess I was in need of sleep was to confess all, or con- —93— THE ANTHOLOGY OF ANOTHER TOWN fess lack of affection, and I felt no lack of that for either.
"Finally neither could understand why I did not wish to see her at least every other evening, so my health as well as my conscience became involved.
Lack of sleep caused me to become nervous and I frequently pretended illness as an excuse to remain at home and secure the sleep I so much needed. I act...ually did not look well, and both Mary Ward and Mary Howard were greatly concerned about me. The result of it all was I was seized with an illness, which worried them greatly, as it did me; for I knew the sword hanging over my head was becoming heavier, and that the thread suspending it was greatly worn.
"During my illness I received pretty notes from both of them, and both expressed a wish to see me, to do something for me. But I hurriedly replied by trusted messengers that I had every attention, which was the case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I remained late at both places; to con- fess I was in need of sleep was to confess all, or con- —93— THE ANTHOLOGY OF ANOTHER TOWN fess lack of affection, and I felt no lack of that for either.
"Finally neither could understand why I did not wish to see her at least every other evening, so my health as well as my conscience became involved.
Lack of sleep caused me to become nervous and I frequently pretended illness as an excuse to remain at home and secure the sleep I so much needed. I act...ually did not look well, and both Mary Ward and Mary Howard were greatly concerned about me. The result of it all was I was seized with an illness, which worried them greatly, as it did me; for I knew the sword hanging over my head was becoming heavier, and that the thread suspending it was greatly worn.
"During my illness I received pretty notes from both of them, and both expressed a wish to see me, to do something for me. But I hurriedly replied by trusted messengers that I had every attention, which was the case.
What to read after The Anthology of Another Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howe, E. W. (Edgar Watson), 1853-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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