The Brown Study
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" "Ought I to let you?" His questions had been rapid, breathless, hiseyes were searching hers deeply. He was very near, but he had not put outa hand to touch her. Yet no woman, seeing him as he stood there, couldfeel herself the one who wooed, even though she led him on.
She looked away for an instant, while her lips broke into a littlesmile of wonder at his control of himself. No need to tell her how shedrew him--she knew it with every fibre of her. Then she let him haveher eyes again.
"Do you... think you can help letting me?" she said, and lifted her facewith that adorable, irresistible movement which tells its own story ofits own desire.
"No!" His voice shook. "Thank God, I don't have to try any longer. " It was no passive creature he took then into his eager arms, it was onewho raised her own with the rush of self-abandonment which made his joycomplete. Long as he had loved her he had not dreamed of her as evergiving herself to any lover so splendidly. If he had dreamed--he realizedwith a strange feeling at the heart--he could never have withstood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Ought I to let you?" His questions had been rapid, breathless, hiseyes were searching hers deeply. He was very near, but he had not put outa hand to touch her. Yet no woman, seeing him as he stood there, couldfeel herself the one who wooed, even though she led him on.
She looked away for an instant, while her lips broke into a littlesmile of wonder at his control of himself. No need to tell her how shedrew him--she knew it with every fibre of her. Then she let him haveher eyes again.
"Do you... think you can help letting me?" she said, and lifted her facewith that adorable, irresistible movement which tells its own story ofits own desire.
"No!" His voice shook. "Thank God, I don't have to try any longer. " It was no passive creature he took then into his eager arms, it was onewho raised her own with the rush of self-abandonment which made his joycomplete. Long as he had loved her he had not dreamed of her as evergiving herself to any lover so splendidly. If he had dreamed--he realizedwith a strange feeling at the heart--he could never have withstood.
What to read after The Brown Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richmond Grace Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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