The Choice
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The water's deep under here. " "Yes; the water's very deep. I sometimes wish--" She leaned against himwithout finishing her sentence, and he put both arms about her.
"Hush!" he said, his lips on hers.
Suddenly she threw her head back and seemed to listen.
"What's the matter? What do you hear?" "I don't know. " He felt her trembling. "I'm not sure this place is assafe as it used to be--" Wrayford held her to him reassuringly. "But the boatman sleeps down atthe village; and who else should come h...ere at this hour?" "Cobham might. He thinks of nothing but the launch. '" "He won't to-night. I told him I'd seen the skipper put her shipshape, and that satisfied him. " "Ah--he did think of coming, then?" "Only for a minute, when the sky looked so black half an hour ago, andhe was afraid of a squall. It's clearing now, and there's no danger. " He drew her down on the bench, and they sat a moment or two in silence, her hands in his. Then she said: "You'd better tell me. " Wrayford gave a faint laugh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The water's deep under here. " "Yes; the water's very deep. I sometimes wish--" She leaned against himwithout finishing her sentence, and he put both arms about her.
"Hush!" he said, his lips on hers.
Suddenly she threw her head back and seemed to listen.
"What's the matter? What do you hear?" "I don't know. " He felt her trembling. "I'm not sure this place is assafe as it used to be--" Wrayford held her to him reassuringly. "But the boatman sleeps down atthe village; and who else should come h...ere at this hour?" "Cobham might. He thinks of nothing but the launch. '" "He won't to-night. I told him I'd seen the skipper put her shipshape, and that satisfied him. " "Ah--he did think of coming, then?" "Only for a minute, when the sky looked so black half an hour ago, andhe was afraid of a squall. It's clearing now, and there's no danger. " He drew her down on the bench, and they sat a moment or two in silence, her hands in his. Then she said: "You'd better tell me. " Wrayford gave a faint laugh.
What to read after The Choice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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