The Happy Fool
The Happy Fool
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She looked sadly at the man who expressed his love for her in a language she could not read.
" I wish we lived on a hill, " said Sabina, after one of their long silences.
" This kind of hill ? " said Guy.
" A hill without any trees, with the sky all round it. I love the Downs. " She lifted a harebell blown flat by the light breeze and supported it against the wind with her finger.
212 THE HAPPY FOOL " They are so soft and big, " she said, talking still of the Downs. " They seem to be kind. Don'...t laugh at me, Guy. " "Why shouldn't we live here?" said Guy. " We could have a cottage in Steyning, and you could come up here as often as you liked. " " Not in Steyning, " said Sabina quickly, thinking of her sister.
" Why not in Steyning ? " Guy asked.
" The Downs go on for miles, " she answered evasively.
Guy felt a return of the resentment he had felt before, when she had refused to let him wait at the cottage.
" Did you see Jim ? " she went on suddenly, with seeming inconsequence.
" I did, " said Guy ; " if it was Jim that came home just now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked sadly at the man who expressed his love for her in a language she could not read.
" I wish we lived on a hill, " said Sabina, after one of their long silences.
" This kind of hill ? " said Guy.
" A hill without any trees, with the sky all round it. I love the Downs. " She lifted a harebell blown flat by the light breeze and supported it against the wind with her finger.
212 THE HAPPY FOOL " They are so soft and big, " she said, talking still of the Downs. " They seem to be kind. Don'...t laugh at me, Guy. " "Why shouldn't we live here?" said Guy. " We could have a cottage in Steyning, and you could come up here as often as you liked. " " Not in Steyning, " said Sabina quickly, thinking of her sister.
" Why not in Steyning ? " Guy asked.
" The Downs go on for miles, " she answered evasively.
Guy felt a return of the resentment he had felt before, when she had refused to let him wait at the cottage.
" Did you see Jim ? " she went on suddenly, with seeming inconsequence.
" I did, " said Guy ; " if it was Jim that came home just now.
What to read after The Happy Fool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer John to read onlineMoreLess
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