The Dark Flower
The Dark Flower
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What was the secret of her fascination? Certainly, no conscious entice- lyo THE DARK FLOWER ments. Never did anyone try less to fascinate. He could not recall one single little thing that she had done to draw him to her. Was it, perhaps, her very passivity, her native pride that never offered or asked anything, a sort of soft stoicism in her fibre; that and some mysterious charm, as close and inti- mate as scent was to a flower?
He waited to open till he heard her footstep just outside. She cam...e in without a word, not even looking at him. And he, too, said not a word till he had closed the door, and made sure of her. Then they turned to each other. Her breast was heaving a little, imder her thin frock, but she was calmer than he, with that wonderful composure of pretty women in all the passages of love, as who should say: This is my native air!
They stood and looked at each other, as if they could never have enough, till he said at last: ^^I thought I should die before this moment came.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What was the secret of her fascination? Certainly, no conscious entice- lyo THE DARK FLOWER ments. Never did anyone try less to fascinate. He could not recall one single little thing that she had done to draw him to her. Was it, perhaps, her very passivity, her native pride that never offered or asked anything, a sort of soft stoicism in her fibre; that and some mysterious charm, as close and inti- mate as scent was to a flower?
He waited to open till he heard her footstep just outside. She cam...e in without a word, not even looking at him. And he, too, said not a word till he had closed the door, and made sure of her. Then they turned to each other. Her breast was heaving a little, imder her thin frock, but she was calmer than he, with that wonderful composure of pretty women in all the passages of love, as who should say: This is my native air!
They stood and looked at each other, as if they could never have enough, till he said at last: ^^I thought I should die before this moment came.
What to read after The Dark Flower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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