The Captives a Novel in Four Parts
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. . Some- times my pain is very bad and I have to lie down, you know. But it's nothing — nothing really — only I'm glad, rather, that you should share all our little troubles, because then you'll know us better, won't you ? Dear Maggie, there's been some- thing between us all this time, hasn't there ? Ever since our first meeting — and it's partly been my fault. I wasn't good at first ; I wanted to be kind, but I was stifi and shy. You wouldn't think that I'm shy ? I am, terribly. I always have... been since I was very little, and just to enter a room when other people are there makes me so embarrassed ... I remember once when mother was alive her scolding me because I wouldn't come into a tea-party. But I couldn't ; I stood outside the door in an agony, doing everything to make myself go in — but I couldn't . . . But now I've come to love you, dear, although of course you have your faults. But they are faults of your age, carelessness, selfishness. They are nothing in the eyes of God, who understands all our weaknesses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Some- times my pain is very bad and I have to lie down, you know. But it's nothing — nothing really — only I'm glad, rather, that you should share all our little troubles, because then you'll know us better, won't you ? Dear Maggie, there's been some- thing between us all this time, hasn't there ? Ever since our first meeting — and it's partly been my fault. I wasn't good at first ; I wanted to be kind, but I was stifi and shy. You wouldn't think that I'm shy ? I am, terribly. I always have... been since I was very little, and just to enter a room when other people are there makes me so embarrassed ... I remember once when mother was alive her scolding me because I wouldn't come into a tea-party. But I couldn't ; I stood outside the door in an agony, doing everything to make myself go in — but I couldn't . . . But now I've come to love you, dear, although of course you have your faults. But they are faults of your age, carelessness, selfishness. They are nothing in the eyes of God, who understands all our weaknesses.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Walpole to read onlineMoreLess
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