The Irrational Knot
The Irrational Knot
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Douglas?" "I am quite innocent of any desire to shock or offend you, Mrs. LeithFairfax. Does your question imply a negative?" "Most certainly. Marian ask me to tell! you must be dreaming. Do youthink, even if Marian were capable of making an advance, that _I_ wouldconsent to act as a go-between? Really, Mr. Douglas!" "I confess I do not understand these matters; and you must bear with myineptitude. If Miss Lind entertains any sentiment for me but one ofmistrust and aversion, her behavior is sin...gularly misleading. " "Mistrust! Aversion! I tell you she is in love with you. " "But you have not, you admit, her authority for saying so, whereas I_have_ her authority for the contrary. " "You do not understand girls. You are mistaken. " "Possibly; but you must pardon me if I hesitate to set aside my ownjudgment in deference to your low estimate of it. " "Very well, " said Mrs. Fairfax, her patience yielding a little to hispersistent stiffness: "be it so. Many men would be glad to beg what youwill not be bribed to accept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Douglas?" "I am quite innocent of any desire to shock or offend you, Mrs. LeithFairfax. Does your question imply a negative?" "Most certainly. Marian ask me to tell! you must be dreaming. Do youthink, even if Marian were capable of making an advance, that _I_ wouldconsent to act as a go-between? Really, Mr. Douglas!" "I confess I do not understand these matters; and you must bear with myineptitude. If Miss Lind entertains any sentiment for me but one ofmistrust and aversion, her behavior is sin...gularly misleading. " "Mistrust! Aversion! I tell you she is in love with you. " "But you have not, you admit, her authority for saying so, whereas I_have_ her authority for the contrary. " "You do not understand girls. You are mistaken. " "Possibly; but you must pardon me if I hesitate to set aside my ownjudgment in deference to your low estimate of it. " "Very well, " said Mrs. Fairfax, her patience yielding a little to hispersistent stiffness: "be it so. Many men would be glad to beg what youwill not be bribed to accept.
What to read after The Irrational Knot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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