The Fire of Spring
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Twenty times a day he was irked and angered by the thought of his old self. And while, in any other case, another man's jealousy would unques- tionably have added zest to his game, he was now dis- gusted with himself because of the discretion he was obliged to use, the dishonor of his risks, and, worst of all, the possibility that Virginia, still tranquilly blind, would begin to see their position in its truly shocking light.
Philip wanted Virginia for himself. He longed, sin- cerely, for the r...ight to hold her and protect her honestly. Many times he told her this, with husky voice and un- chosen words. Many times they discussed the possibility of an elopement. But their situation was such as to make that idea the merest chimera. Virginia had not one penny of her own. Atkinson was entirely dependent on Charles for a salary out of which he had never managed to save anything. Everywhere Charles! In everything his hand ! Without money they certainly could not live. And fortunes, in America, are not now to be made in a day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twenty times a day he was irked and angered by the thought of his old self. And while, in any other case, another man's jealousy would unques- tionably have added zest to his game, he was now dis- gusted with himself because of the discretion he was obliged to use, the dishonor of his risks, and, worst of all, the possibility that Virginia, still tranquilly blind, would begin to see their position in its truly shocking light.
Philip wanted Virginia for himself. He longed, sin- cerely, for the r...ight to hold her and protect her honestly. Many times he told her this, with husky voice and un- chosen words. Many times they discussed the possibility of an elopement. But their situation was such as to make that idea the merest chimera. Virginia had not one penny of her own. Atkinson was entirely dependent on Charles for a salary out of which he had never managed to save anything. Everywhere Charles! In everything his hand ! Without money they certainly could not live. And fortunes, in America, are not now to be made in a day.
What to read after The Fire of Spring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Potter Margaret Horton to read onlineMoreLess
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