The Hampstead Mystery : a Novel 3
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I shall have to go, of course, any way, but you would make me so much happier if you would go with me.' ' Go with you ! ' exclaimed Rhoda, look- ing up with startled eyes.
1 Yes, as my wife, of course. You didn't suppose I was brute enough to add an insult to the wrong I have done you.' * But, Fred, I am not worthy,' cried the girl, with crimsoned cheeks.
1 Not worthy ! Don't make me feel a greater villain than I do, by saying such a thing. Rhoda, dear, I never deceived you.
You know I never ma...de what is called "love" to you in the old, thoughtless days, which ended so disastrously for you. I didn't love anybody at that time, unless it was myself and my own selfish pleasures.
I adored my poor wife. I am not afraid to say that before you, because you are not The Hampstead Mystery. 225 like other women. You like a man to speak the truth, not a lot of lies and flattery. But, if ever I loved a woman in my life, you have made me love you. If ever I felt that anyone was absolutely necessary to my existence, I feel that of you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall have to go, of course, any way, but you would make me so much happier if you would go with me.' ' Go with you ! ' exclaimed Rhoda, look- ing up with startled eyes.
1 Yes, as my wife, of course. You didn't suppose I was brute enough to add an insult to the wrong I have done you.' * But, Fred, I am not worthy,' cried the girl, with crimsoned cheeks.
1 Not worthy ! Don't make me feel a greater villain than I do, by saying such a thing. Rhoda, dear, I never deceived you.
You know I never ma...de what is called "love" to you in the old, thoughtless days, which ended so disastrously for you. I didn't love anybody at that time, unless it was myself and my own selfish pleasures.
I adored my poor wife. I am not afraid to say that before you, because you are not The Hampstead Mystery. 225 like other women. You like a man to speak the truth, not a lot of lies and flattery. But, if ever I loved a woman in my life, you have made me love you. If ever I felt that anyone was absolutely necessary to my existence, I feel that of you.
What to read after The Hampstead Mystery : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat, Florence, 1837-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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