The Bars of Iron
The Bars of Iron
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" "I will do anything for your sake, " he made passionate answer.
"Thank you, " she said gently. "Then, Piers, I want you--please--to goback to Sir Beverley at once, and make it up. " He withdrew his hand sharply from hers, and sat up, turning his back uponher. "No!" he said harshly. "No!" "Please, Piers!" she said very earnestly.
He locked his arms round his knees and sat in silence, staring moodilyout to sea.
"Please, Piers!" she said again, and lightly touched his shoulder withher fingers.
H...e hunched the shoulder away from her with a gesture of boyishimpatience, and then abruptly, as if realizing what he had done, heturned back to her, caught the hand, and pressed it to his lips.
"I'm a brute, dear. Forgive me! Of course--if you wish it--I'll go back. But as to making it up, well--" he gulped once or twice--"it doesn't restonly with me, you know. " "Oh, Piers, " she said, "you are all he has. He couldn't be hard to you!" Piers smiled a wry smile, and said nothing.
"Besides, " she went on gently, "there is really nothing for you toquarrel about, --that is, if I am the cause of the trouble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I will do anything for your sake, " he made passionate answer.
"Thank you, " she said gently. "Then, Piers, I want you--please--to goback to Sir Beverley at once, and make it up. " He withdrew his hand sharply from hers, and sat up, turning his back uponher. "No!" he said harshly. "No!" "Please, Piers!" she said very earnestly.
He locked his arms round his knees and sat in silence, staring moodilyout to sea.
"Please, Piers!" she said again, and lightly touched his shoulder withher fingers.
H...e hunched the shoulder away from her with a gesture of boyishimpatience, and then abruptly, as if realizing what he had done, heturned back to her, caught the hand, and pressed it to his lips.
"I'm a brute, dear. Forgive me! Of course--if you wish it--I'll go back. But as to making it up, well--" he gulped once or twice--"it doesn't restonly with me, you know. " "Oh, Piers, " she said, "you are all he has. He couldn't be hard to you!" Piers smiled a wry smile, and said nothing.
"Besides, " she went on gently, "there is really nothing for you toquarrel about, --that is, if I am the cause of the trouble.
What to read after The Bars of Iron?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dell Ethel May to read onlineMoreLess
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