The Devil a Tragedy of the Heart And Conscience
The Devil a Tragedy of the Heart And Conscience
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"If you do not ask me, in the presence of your hus- band, to come to-night I will not come. Is that fair?" "Yes, that is more than nice. It is the 68 The Devil first really nice thing j^ou have said, " Olga said, greatly relieved.
She wanted to be rid of this terribly sin- ister influence; to be out of reach of the be- ing who seemed to compel her thoughts to link her present ^^dth the past. She wished to feel again the sweet, wholesome purpose that had inspired her yesterday ; to go ahead with... her unselfish plans for Karl's future. Now that he had given his promise, she was eager to be away, and as Karl and Herman entered she suggested to her husband that it was time to go.
"Yes, put on your coat, " Herman said, turning to talk to INIillar, whom he found interesting. Karl helped Olga on with her coat, and the touch of it brought back the feeling that had surged over him when he had leaned dowTi to kiss her a few minutes before.
"Now I see how unworthy is my sketch, " he said softly.
"Do not look at me like that, " Olga pro- tested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"If you do not ask me, in the presence of your hus- band, to come to-night I will not come. Is that fair?" "Yes, that is more than nice. It is the 68 The Devil first really nice thing j^ou have said, " Olga said, greatly relieved.
She wanted to be rid of this terribly sin- ister influence; to be out of reach of the be- ing who seemed to compel her thoughts to link her present ^^dth the past. She wished to feel again the sweet, wholesome purpose that had inspired her yesterday ; to go ahead with... her unselfish plans for Karl's future. Now that he had given his promise, she was eager to be away, and as Karl and Herman entered she suggested to her husband that it was time to go.
"Yes, put on your coat, " Herman said, turning to talk to INIillar, whom he found interesting. Karl helped Olga on with her coat, and the touch of it brought back the feeling that had surged over him when he had leaned dowTi to kiss her a few minutes before.
"Now I see how unworthy is my sketch, " he said softly.
"Do not look at me like that, " Olga pro- tested.
What to read after The Devil a Tragedy of the Heart And Conscience?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferenc Molnr to read onlineMoreLess
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