The Challenge to Sirius
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Bellack had suspected her of being offended with him. But this was not difficult to explain. It was likely that she would be hurt by his in- constancy, even if she had soon found comfort in another's faith, and though now she evidently bore him no grudge, there had doubtless been a time when she thought very badly of him and would not have seen him on any account.
Now he saw that he was more than forgiven. She had been a little constrained at the funeral, but that had soon passed away. The clai...ms of their childhood's comradeship had tri- umphed over a brief interval of passion and disillusion. She would have him be to her now what he had been to her before the da3rs of their love. Out of her childhood Frank had come back, and she had seen in him not the dead lover but the dead playmate, and forgot and forgave the tears he had cost her for the sake of the games they had shared. . . .
It was on this footing that he stood, and the fact that his feelings were not the same as hers did not change his duty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bellack had suspected her of being offended with him. But this was not difficult to explain. It was likely that she would be hurt by his in- constancy, even if she had soon found comfort in another's faith, and though now she evidently bore him no grudge, there had doubtless been a time when she thought very badly of him and would not have seen him on any account.
Now he saw that he was more than forgiven. She had been a little constrained at the funeral, but that had soon passed away. The clai...ms of their childhood's comradeship had tri- umphed over a brief interval of passion and disillusion. She would have him be to her now what he had been to her before the da3rs of their love. Out of her childhood Frank had come back, and she had seen in him not the dead lover but the dead playmate, and forgot and forgave the tears he had cost her for the sake of the games they had shared. . . .
It was on this footing that he stood, and the fact that his feelings were not the same as hers did not change his duty.
What to read after The Challenge to Sirius?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Kaye Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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