The Greatest Wish in the World
The Greatest Wish in the World
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Parfitt had lost touch with life. She could not understand the heart in others, because her own was dried and seared — the rose that lingers, waiting for the fingers of Romance to pick it — the rose that withers when the Romance of Summer has gone by.
It was still more impossible to show to her the The Greatest Wish in the World 221 little piece of ribbon that he held and, in answer to her Inevitable demand for proof, reply: "This — this bit of ribbon — this bit of ribbon that was worn, God kno...ws how many years ago, by just such a girl as Peggy.'' She would never be able to follow from that the mesh of Intricate pathways down which he led his reason to the belief that Peggy was In love. She would only hold up her hands In horror and amaze- ment that he had kept such a thing In his possession — he, a celibate priest ! No, that was a secret which must be content to He In the deepest recesses of his heart. It was too sacred to hope that any one would ever understand.
Then who could help him?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Parfitt had lost touch with life. She could not understand the heart in others, because her own was dried and seared — the rose that lingers, waiting for the fingers of Romance to pick it — the rose that withers when the Romance of Summer has gone by.
It was still more impossible to show to her the The Greatest Wish in the World 221 little piece of ribbon that he held and, in answer to her Inevitable demand for proof, reply: "This — this bit of ribbon — this bit of ribbon that was worn, God kno...ws how many years ago, by just such a girl as Peggy.'' She would never be able to follow from that the mesh of Intricate pathways down which he led his reason to the belief that Peggy was In love. She would only hold up her hands In horror and amaze- ment that he had kept such a thing In his possession — he, a celibate priest ! No, that was a secret which must be content to He In the deepest recesses of his heart. It was too sacred to hope that any one would ever understand.
Then who could help him?
What to read after The Greatest Wish in the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thurston, E. Temple (Ernest Temple), 1879-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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