The Hand But Not the Heart
The Hand But Not the Heart
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" "Yes. " "And said it with a meaning. I noticed both tone and manner. Youcame directly here, according to your own admission, and asked forme. Not being well, I desired to be excused. But you would take noexcuse. Your manner to the servant was not only disturbed, butimperative. To me it is constrained, and altogether different fromanything I have hitherto noticed. So much is disclosed. Now I wishyou to go on and tell the whole story. Then we shall understand eachother. What has Mrs. Denison sa...id about me that has so ruffled yourfeelings?" There was no retreat for the perplexed young man. He must go forwardin some path--straight or tortuous--manly or evasive. There was toomuch apparent risk in the former; and so he chose the latter. All atonce his exterior changed. The clouded brow put on a sunny aspect.
"Forgive me, dear Jessie!" he said with ardor, and a restoredtenderness of manner. "True love has ever a touch of jealousy; andsomething that Mrs. Denison intimated aroused that darker passion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Yes. " "And said it with a meaning. I noticed both tone and manner. Youcame directly here, according to your own admission, and asked forme. Not being well, I desired to be excused. But you would take noexcuse. Your manner to the servant was not only disturbed, butimperative. To me it is constrained, and altogether different fromanything I have hitherto noticed. So much is disclosed. Now I wishyou to go on and tell the whole story. Then we shall understand eachother. What has Mrs. Denison sa...id about me that has so ruffled yourfeelings?" There was no retreat for the perplexed young man. He must go forwardin some path--straight or tortuous--manly or evasive. There was toomuch apparent risk in the former; and so he chose the latter. All atonce his exterior changed. The clouded brow put on a sunny aspect.
"Forgive me, dear Jessie!" he said with ardor, and a restoredtenderness of manner. "True love has ever a touch of jealousy; andsomething that Mrs. Denison intimated aroused that darker passion.
What to read after The Hand But Not the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Arthur And F C Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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