The Chapel of St Mary
The Chapel of St Mary
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" " Sit here, " said the invalid, pointing to a seat near by. " Clarendon, I am weak, very weak ; my nerves are in a wretched state. You must not leave me, " he added, raising his eyes, whose lashes were wet with tears. U You see, I am completely unmanned. You know not with what temptations I am surrounded, what I have dared to do. " His friend took the thin hand in his. " Robert, " he said, " you speak hi mysteries. Tell me your grief more plainly. Sickness makes women of us all. Be sure of my... sympathy. " 182 THE CHAPEL OF ST. MARY.
" Your sympathy, Gregory ? You know not what you promise. I have dared, without thought of the future, without thought of the present, I have allowed my affections to wander, to fix themselves with a strength that, in my condition, is irresistible, upon one on whom I ought never to have looked but as an angel. This was why I so strenuously refused to return here with you. I knew my weakness, but allowed my better judgment to be overcome, and placed myself in the way of temptation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Sit here, " said the invalid, pointing to a seat near by. " Clarendon, I am weak, very weak ; my nerves are in a wretched state. You must not leave me, " he added, raising his eyes, whose lashes were wet with tears. U You see, I am completely unmanned. You know not with what temptations I am surrounded, what I have dared to do. " His friend took the thin hand in his. " Robert, " he said, " you speak hi mysteries. Tell me your grief more plainly. Sickness makes women of us all. Be sure of my... sympathy. " 182 THE CHAPEL OF ST. MARY.
" Your sympathy, Gregory ? You know not what you promise. I have dared, without thought of the future, without thought of the present, I have allowed my affections to wander, to fix themselves with a strength that, in my condition, is irresistible, upon one on whom I ought never to have looked but as an angel. This was why I so strenuously refused to return here with you. I knew my weakness, but allowed my better judgment to be overcome, and placed myself in the way of temptation.
What to read after The Chapel of St Mary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara M Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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