The Halo
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Her beauty was so great, and she was so accustomed tosee its effect on men, that there was no vanity at all in her suddenlyawakened solicitude for him. At any moment he might see her with theeyes of a man, instead of, as he had hitherto done, with those of afather.
"And if he fell in love with _me_, " she told herself as the maid claspedher pearls round her neck, "there would be no hope for any of us. " It is remarkable that the possibility of Joyselle's loving her onlyadded to her misery, for ...most women in like cases would have clutched atthe bare chance of such a contingency in rapturous disregard of allconsequences.
She, however, who had been the object of more strong passions than manywomen ever even hear of, knew although, or possibly because, she hadnever before cared a jot for any man, that her time had come, and thatfor her love must be a perilous thing. She had once been called a stormypetrel, and now as, racked with the agony of her resolve, she satthrough the interminable dinner, she recalled the name, and smiledbitterly to herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her beauty was so great, and she was so accustomed tosee its effect on men, that there was no vanity at all in her suddenlyawakened solicitude for him. At any moment he might see her with theeyes of a man, instead of, as he had hitherto done, with those of afather.
"And if he fell in love with _me_, " she told herself as the maid claspedher pearls round her neck, "there would be no hope for any of us. " It is remarkable that the possibility of Joyselle's loving her onlyadded to her misery, for ...most women in like cases would have clutched atthe bare chance of such a contingency in rapturous disregard of allconsequences.
She, however, who had been the object of more strong passions than manywomen ever even hear of, knew although, or possibly because, she hadnever before cared a jot for any man, that her time had come, and thatfor her love must be a perilous thing. She had once been called a stormypetrel, and now as, racked with the agony of her resolve, she satthrough the interminable dinner, she recalled the name, and smiledbitterly to herself.
What to read after The Halo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Von Hutten Bettina to read onlineMoreLess
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