The Judge
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" She did not laugh. "It's wicked to think that if you did I couldn'tdivorce you. You'd have to be cruel as well. I heard Brynhild Ormistonsay so. " He went on laughing. "Well, don't let that hold you back. I dare say Icould, rise to being cruel as well. Let's look on the bright side ofthings. Tell me, darling, when will you marry me?" "Those iniquitous marriage-laws, " she murmured. "It makes one think.... "She looked down, weighing grave things.
"My dearest, you can forget the marriage-laws. ...I will adore you so, Iwill be so faithful, I will work my fingers to the bone so gladly tomake you kind to me, that there is no divorce law in the world will letyou get rid of me. " Shy at his own sincerity, he kissed her hair, andwhispered in her ear, "I mean it, Ellen. " She raised her head with that bravery he loved so much, and gave him herlips to kiss, but her eyes were still wide and set with reluctance.
"What can be worrying her?" he wondered. "Can it be that she isn't sureabout my money?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She did not laugh. "It's wicked to think that if you did I couldn'tdivorce you. You'd have to be cruel as well. I heard Brynhild Ormistonsay so. " He went on laughing. "Well, don't let that hold you back. I dare say Icould, rise to being cruel as well. Let's look on the bright side ofthings. Tell me, darling, when will you marry me?" "Those iniquitous marriage-laws, " she murmured. "It makes one think.... "She looked down, weighing grave things.
"My dearest, you can forget the marriage-laws. ...I will adore you so, Iwill be so faithful, I will work my fingers to the bone so gladly tomake you kind to me, that there is no divorce law in the world will letyou get rid of me. " Shy at his own sincerity, he kissed her hair, andwhispered in her ear, "I mean it, Ellen. " She raised her head with that bravery he loved so much, and gave him herlips to kiss, but her eyes were still wide and set with reluctance.
"What can be worrying her?" he wondered. "Can it be that she isn't sureabout my money?
What to read after The Judge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by West Rebecca to read onlineMoreLess
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