The Imaginary Marriage
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Lovers, and particularly accepted lovers, always kissed!
There was that about Johnny that for the first time in her life almostirritated Connie. She watched him, and saw that his eyes were followingJoan with that look of strange, dog-like devotion that Connie rememberedwith a start she had herself surprised in Ellice's eyes before now.
And as she watched, so watched another, herself almost forgotten as shesat in a corner of the room. The big black eyes were on these two, drifting from the face ...of one to the face of the other, taking no heed, and no count of anything else but of these two affianced lovers.
Very clearly and almost coldly Joan had expressed her own wishes.
"If you wish the marriage to take place soon, I am content. I would likeit to--to be--not very soon--not just yet, " she added, and seemed to bespeaking against her own will, and as though in opposition to her ownthoughts. "Still, whatever you arrange, I will willingly agree to. Iprefer to leave it all to you, Helen, and you, Connie, and--and you, Johnny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lovers, and particularly accepted lovers, always kissed!
There was that about Johnny that for the first time in her life almostirritated Connie. She watched him, and saw that his eyes were followingJoan with that look of strange, dog-like devotion that Connie rememberedwith a start she had herself surprised in Ellice's eyes before now.
And as she watched, so watched another, herself almost forgotten as shesat in a corner of the room. The big black eyes were on these two, drifting from the face ...of one to the face of the other, taking no heed, and no count of anything else but of these two affianced lovers.
Very clearly and almost coldly Joan had expressed her own wishes.
"If you wish the marriage to take place soon, I am content. I would likeit to--to be--not very soon--not just yet, " she added, and seemed to bespeaking against her own will, and as though in opposition to her ownthoughts. "Still, whatever you arrange, I will willingly agree to. Iprefer to leave it all to you, Helen, and you, Connie, and--and you, Johnny.
What to read after The Imaginary Marriage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooper Henry St. John to read onlineMoreLess
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