The Californians
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"It will make your next triumph the keener. I shall be glad to serve as a shadow for the high lights." " I have suffered horribly in the last week." " So have I, if that consoles you. But I have had a good deal of suffering in my life, one way and another, and I shall weather it. I wish I could take your share." " Should n't you like to marry me ? " " Of course I should. Why do you ask such foolish questions ? " " I want to talk it all out. I love 'L6na, but I don't love her better than I do my...self, and I don't see why I should suffer instead of she. Don't you think that if we told her she would release you? " " Undoubtedly ; but I shall not ask her. Nor must you think of such a thing. Why two young and excep- tionally fortunate girls should want what is left of me God only knows ; but if they do the prior rights must win the day. If I don't marry 'L^na, I shall marry no woman, — not even you." She gave him a swift glance. His face was not as stern as his words. " You know that you would," she said with decision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It will make your next triumph the keener. I shall be glad to serve as a shadow for the high lights." " I have suffered horribly in the last week." " So have I, if that consoles you. But I have had a good deal of suffering in my life, one way and another, and I shall weather it. I wish I could take your share." " Should n't you like to marry me ? " " Of course I should. Why do you ask such foolish questions ? " " I want to talk it all out. I love 'L6na, but I don't love her better than I do my...self, and I don't see why I should suffer instead of she. Don't you think that if we told her she would release you? " " Undoubtedly ; but I shall not ask her. Nor must you think of such a thing. Why two young and excep- tionally fortunate girls should want what is left of me God only knows ; but if they do the prior rights must win the day. If I don't marry 'L^na, I shall marry no woman, — not even you." She gave him a swift glance. His face was not as stern as his words. " You know that you would," she said with decision.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn, 1857-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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