The Crisis — volume 07
The Crisis — volume 07
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"I am not blaming you. And I am sure that you did not realize that he was the ideal which youhad in mind. " The impression of him has never left it. Fate is in it. Again, that nightat the Brinsmades', when we were in fancy dress, I felt that I had lostyou when I got back. He had been there when I was away, and gone again. And--and--you never told me. " "It was a horrible mistake, Max, " she faltered. "I was waiting for youdown the road, and stopped his horse instead. It--it was nothing--" "It w...as fate, Jinny. In that half-hour I lost you. How I hated that man, "he cried, "how I hated him?" "Hated!" exclaimed Virginia, involuntarily. "Oh, no!" "Yes, " he said, "hated! I would have killed him if I could. But now--" "But now?" "Now he has saved my life. I have not--I could not tell you before: Hecame into the place where I was lying in Vicksburg, and they told himthat my only chance was to come North, I turned my back upon him, insulted him. Yet he went to Sherman and had me brought home--to you, Virginia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I am not blaming you. And I am sure that you did not realize that he was the ideal which youhad in mind. " The impression of him has never left it. Fate is in it. Again, that nightat the Brinsmades', when we were in fancy dress, I felt that I had lostyou when I got back. He had been there when I was away, and gone again. And--and--you never told me. " "It was a horrible mistake, Max, " she faltered. "I was waiting for youdown the road, and stopped his horse instead. It--it was nothing--" "It w...as fate, Jinny. In that half-hour I lost you. How I hated that man, "he cried, "how I hated him?" "Hated!" exclaimed Virginia, involuntarily. "Oh, no!" "Yes, " he said, "hated! I would have killed him if I could. But now--" "But now?" "Now he has saved my life. I have not--I could not tell you before: Hecame into the place where I was lying in Vicksburg, and they told himthat my only chance was to come North, I turned my back upon him, insulted him. Yet he went to Sherman and had me brought home--to you, Virginia.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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