The Fatal Glove
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He sank down on one knee before her, and bowed his face uponhis hands. She stooped over him, her hair swept his shoulders, the brownmingling with the deeper chestnut of his curling locks.
"You will promise me, Mr. Trevlyn?" He looked up suddenly.
"What will you give me, if I promise?" "Ask for it. " He lifted a curl of shining hair.
"Yes, " she said. "Promise me what I ask, and I will give it to you. " He took his pocket-knife and severed the tress.
"I promise you. I break my vow; I seek no rev...enge. I forgive JohnTrevlyn, and may God forgive him also. He is safe from me. I submit tohave my parents sleep on unavenged. I leave him and his sins to the Godwhom he denies; and all because you have asked it of me. " Slowly and silently they went up to the house. At the door he said nogood-night--he only held her hand a moment, closely, and then turnedaway.
PART II.
Paul Linmere's wedding-day drew near. Between him and Margie there wasno semblance of affection. Her coldness never varied, and after a fewfruitless attempts to excite in her some manifestation of interest, hetook his cue from her, and was as coldly indifferent as herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sank down on one knee before her, and bowed his face uponhis hands. She stooped over him, her hair swept his shoulders, the brownmingling with the deeper chestnut of his curling locks.
"You will promise me, Mr. Trevlyn?" He looked up suddenly.
"What will you give me, if I promise?" "Ask for it. " He lifted a curl of shining hair.
"Yes, " she said. "Promise me what I ask, and I will give it to you. " He took his pocket-knife and severed the tress.
"I promise you. I break my vow; I seek no rev...enge. I forgive JohnTrevlyn, and may God forgive him also. He is safe from me. I submit tohave my parents sleep on unavenged. I leave him and his sins to the Godwhom he denies; and all because you have asked it of me. " Slowly and silently they went up to the house. At the door he said nogood-night--he only held her hand a moment, closely, and then turnedaway.
PART II.
Paul Linmere's wedding-day drew near. Between him and Margie there wasno semblance of affection. Her coldness never varied, and after a fewfruitless attempts to excite in her some manifestation of interest, hetook his cue from her, and was as coldly indifferent as herself.
What to read after The Fatal Glove?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augusta Clara to read onlineMoreLess
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