The Game
The Game
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Shewas more than mere girl, than mere woman. She was--well, she wasGenevieve, a being of a class by herself, nothing less than a miracle ofcreation.
And for her, in turn, there was in him but little less of illusion. Herjudgment of him in minor things might be critical (while his judgment ofher was sheer worship, and had in it nothing critical at all); but in herjudgment of him as a whole she forgot the sum of the parts, and knew himonly as a creature of wonder, who gave meaning to life, and fo...r whom shecould die as willingly as she could live. She often beguiled her wakingdreams of him with fancied situations, wherein, dying for him, she atlast adequately expressed the love she felt for him, and which, living, she knew she could never fully express.
Their love was all fire and dew. The physical scarcely entered into it, for such seemed profanation. The ultimate physical facts of theirrelation were something which they never considered. Yet the immediatephysical facts they knew, the immediate yearnings and raptures of theflesh--the touch of finger tips on hand or arm, the momentary pressure ofa hand-clasp, the rare lip-caress of a kiss, the tingling thrill of herhair upon his cheek, of her hand lightly thrusting back the locks fromabove his eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shewas more than mere girl, than mere woman. She was--well, she wasGenevieve, a being of a class by herself, nothing less than a miracle ofcreation.
And for her, in turn, there was in him but little less of illusion. Herjudgment of him in minor things might be critical (while his judgment ofher was sheer worship, and had in it nothing critical at all); but in herjudgment of him as a whole she forgot the sum of the parts, and knew himonly as a creature of wonder, who gave meaning to life, and fo...r whom shecould die as willingly as she could live. She often beguiled her wakingdreams of him with fancied situations, wherein, dying for him, she atlast adequately expressed the love she felt for him, and which, living, she knew she could never fully express.
Their love was all fire and dew. The physical scarcely entered into it, for such seemed profanation. The ultimate physical facts of theirrelation were something which they never considered. Yet the immediatephysical facts they knew, the immediate yearnings and raptures of theflesh--the touch of finger tips on hand or arm, the momentary pressure ofa hand-clasp, the rare lip-caress of a kiss, the tingling thrill of herhair upon his cheek, of her hand lightly thrusting back the locks fromabove his eyes.
What to read after The Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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