The Daughter of Helen Kent
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"You ZELIE FACES THE INEVITABLE 203 and I know what this particular type of 'Bohemia' stands for. It isn't the true Bohemia, which should be a centre of care-free gaiety and the good old eat, drink and be merry spirit of let-the-morrow-worry. This is ugly and festering. It's sordid and morbid and slimy. You can take every type into your good, warm friendship, wel- come them all, and march on straight in your own way; but do you think that such an environment is one that a man can bear to think ...of in connection with the girl he She waited for it, as for a stab. It came.
"He cares for, " he finished.
There was a very long silence. She slipped her arms from his hold. She was struggling again with that queer feeling of having turned white inside, as though her heart were as white as her face. Yes, she had known it all along, her brain was trying to tell her, but "You needn't be afraid, " she heard her voice say at last. It sounded a long way off. "I've always thought of her as a little lace handkerchief to be folded away in sachet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You ZELIE FACES THE INEVITABLE 203 and I know what this particular type of 'Bohemia' stands for. It isn't the true Bohemia, which should be a centre of care-free gaiety and the good old eat, drink and be merry spirit of let-the-morrow-worry. This is ugly and festering. It's sordid and morbid and slimy. You can take every type into your good, warm friendship, wel- come them all, and march on straight in your own way; but do you think that such an environment is one that a man can bear to think ...of in connection with the girl he She waited for it, as for a stab. It came.
"He cares for, " he finished.
There was a very long silence. She slipped her arms from his hold. She was struggling again with that queer feeling of having turned white inside, as though her heart were as white as her face. Yes, she had known it all along, her brain was trying to tell her, but "You needn't be afraid, " she heard her voice say at last. It sounded a long way off. "I've always thought of her as a little lace handkerchief to be folded away in sachet.
What to read after The Daughter of Helen Kent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Comstock to read onlineMoreLess
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