The Beloved Woman
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Deep and strong and unconquerableabove them all rose the tide of love and passion, the gnawing andburning hunger for the sight of him, the sound of his voice, the touchof his hand.
Life had become for her a vague and changing dream, with his name forits only reality. Somewhere in the fog of days was Chris, and she wouldnot live again until she saw him. He must forgive her; he must explainhis coldness, explain the change in him, and then she would be contentjust with the old friendliness, just t...he old nearness and the occasionalword together.
Every letter that Joseph brought her, every call to the telephone, meantto her only the poignant possibility of a message from him. She sickeneddaily with fresh despair, and fed herself daily with new hopes.
To-day she was scarcely conscious of the hilarious progress of theluncheon; she looked at the prospective bride, in whose honour AuntAnnie entertained, only with a pang of wonder. What was it like, theknowledge that one was openly beloved, the miraculous right to plan anunclouded future together?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deep and strong and unconquerableabove them all rose the tide of love and passion, the gnawing andburning hunger for the sight of him, the sound of his voice, the touchof his hand.
Life had become for her a vague and changing dream, with his name forits only reality. Somewhere in the fog of days was Chris, and she wouldnot live again until she saw him. He must forgive her; he must explainhis coldness, explain the change in him, and then she would be contentjust with the old friendliness, just t...he old nearness and the occasionalword together.
Every letter that Joseph brought her, every call to the telephone, meantto her only the poignant possibility of a message from him. She sickeneddaily with fresh despair, and fed herself daily with new hopes.
To-day she was scarcely conscious of the hilarious progress of theluncheon; she looked at the prospective bride, in whose honour AuntAnnie entertained, only with a pang of wonder. What was it like, theknowledge that one was openly beloved, the miraculous right to plan anunclouded future together?
What to read after The Beloved Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Kathleen Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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