The Heart of Thunder Mountain
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" "But I haven't asked--" "No. Not directly. " He hesitated a moment. "It's like this: If a manhad saved my life, I could pay him. There would be a clasp of thehand, and a look from man to man. Or I should save his life in turn, or do him some service. Or--there are other ways. There's Pete's wayand Jim's way--of paying. But I can't pay you in any of the ways Icould pay a man. And I can't pay in the only way a woman knows. " "Don't, " she cried. "Don't, please!" She was right, he thought. He wa...s doing it brutally. He must tryanother method. There followed a long silence, while he tried to framea speech that would tell her, and would not hurt too much; for now, strangely, he found himself reluctant to give her pain, even to puthimself in a false light before her--to be misunderstood. At last heleaned toward her--forced her to meet his gaze.
"Could you--if you had ever loved one man with all your heartand soul--held him as dear to you as life--dearer than lifeitself--without whom life would be impossible--could you everlove another?" For all her anguish she was able to detect the trap that he had setfor her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "But I haven't asked--" "No. Not directly. " He hesitated a moment. "It's like this: If a manhad saved my life, I could pay him. There would be a clasp of thehand, and a look from man to man. Or I should save his life in turn, or do him some service. Or--there are other ways. There's Pete's wayand Jim's way--of paying. But I can't pay you in any of the ways Icould pay a man. And I can't pay in the only way a woman knows. " "Don't, " she cried. "Don't, please!" She was right, he thought. He wa...s doing it brutally. He must tryanother method. There followed a long silence, while he tried to framea speech that would tell her, and would not hurt too much; for now, strangely, he found himself reluctant to give her pain, even to puthimself in a false light before her--to be misunderstood. At last heleaned toward her--forced her to meet his gaze.
"Could you--if you had ever loved one man with all your heartand soul--held him as dear to you as life--dearer than lifeitself--without whom life would be impossible--could you everlove another?" For all her anguish she was able to detect the trap that he had setfor her.
What to read after The Heart of Thunder Mountain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bingham Edfrid A. to read onlineMoreLess
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