The Lady of the Aroostook
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"It was not fair to ask you. What I wish to do is to restore theoriginal status. You have kept your engagement to walk with me, andyour conscience is clear. Now, Miss Blood, may I have your company fora little stroll over the deck of the Aroostook?" He made her anothervery low bow.
"What must I say?" asked Lydia, joyously.
"That depends upon whether you consent. If you consent, you must say, 'I shall be very glad. '" "And if I don't?" "Oh, I can't put any such decision into words. " Lydia mused... a moment. "I shall be very glad, " she said, and put herhand again into the arm he offered.
As happens after such a passage they were at first silent, while theywalked up and down.
"If this fine weather holds, " said Staniford, "and you continue asobliging as you are to-night, you can say, when people ask you how youwent to Europe, that you walked the greater part of the way. Shall youcontinue so obliging? Will you walk with me every fine night?" pursuedStaniford.
"Do you think I'd better say so?" she asked, with the joy stillin her voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It was not fair to ask you. What I wish to do is to restore theoriginal status. You have kept your engagement to walk with me, andyour conscience is clear. Now, Miss Blood, may I have your company fora little stroll over the deck of the Aroostook?" He made her anothervery low bow.
"What must I say?" asked Lydia, joyously.
"That depends upon whether you consent. If you consent, you must say, 'I shall be very glad. '" "And if I don't?" "Oh, I can't put any such decision into words. " Lydia mused... a moment. "I shall be very glad, " she said, and put herhand again into the arm he offered.
As happens after such a passage they were at first silent, while theywalked up and down.
"If this fine weather holds, " said Staniford, "and you continue asobliging as you are to-night, you can say, when people ask you how youwent to Europe, that you walked the greater part of the way. Shall youcontinue so obliging? Will you walk with me every fine night?" pursuedStaniford.
"Do you think I'd better say so?" she asked, with the joy stillin her voice.
What to read after The Lady of the Aroostook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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