The Fortieth Door
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Sometimes--who knows?--their lips have been kissed. .. . Andthen a husband takes her. .. . Oh, many thanks!" He laughed sardonically and waved his hands a little wildly. "Oh, Iknow English--all the Europeans. I have seen their women. I haveseen them selling their wares--stripping themselves half bare in theevenings, the shameless--For me, never! My wife is a hiddentreasure. You know what the poet says: "'An' there be one who shares with me her love I'd strangle Love tho' Life by Love were slain..., Saying, O Soul, Death were the nobler choice, For ill is Love when shared twixt partners twain. '" "You are fond of your poets, " said Aim
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes--who knows?--their lips have been kissed. .. . Andthen a husband takes her. .. . Oh, many thanks!" He laughed sardonically and waved his hands a little wildly. "Oh, Iknow English--all the Europeans. I have seen their women. I haveseen them selling their wares--stripping themselves half bare in theevenings, the shameless--For me, never! My wife is a hiddentreasure. You know what the poet says: "'An' there be one who shares with me her love I'd strangle Love tho' Life by Love were slain..., Saying, O Soul, Death were the nobler choice, For ill is Love when shared twixt partners twain. '" "You are fond of your poets, " said Aim
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradley Mary Hastings - to read onlineMoreLess
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