The Last Ditch
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"To-morrow you must go on your journey," she said.
Coldness and premonition came to the American. He had met her will before.
This from her was a sort of "I have spoken." He seemed to recognise it in the silence as an old familiar. She had strength, an integrity terribly-earned and delivered in fulness and order. It was something hers so absolutely that even her lover could not impinge upon it. Perhaps it was the sacred thing about her ; the essence of a character, rapidly unfolding to him in t...he twenty-four hours; a character that would meet all crises and that had formed itself by ancient acquaintance with grief. ... In the stress of the moment, Romney tried to evade the issue, but realised the futility of that. His own volition was upstanding. Very rarely in his life had he [187] THE LAST DITCH felt its power as now. It was without vari- ableness, too. There was no shadow of turn- ing in his heart.
"I cannot leave you," he said.
She was very quiet. "I was weak this morn- ing. It was so wonderful for you to come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"To-morrow you must go on your journey," she said.
Coldness and premonition came to the American. He had met her will before.
This from her was a sort of "I have spoken." He seemed to recognise it in the silence as an old familiar. She had strength, an integrity terribly-earned and delivered in fulness and order. It was something hers so absolutely that even her lover could not impinge upon it. Perhaps it was the sacred thing about her ; the essence of a character, rapidly unfolding to him in t...he twenty-four hours; a character that would meet all crises and that had formed itself by ancient acquaintance with grief. ... In the stress of the moment, Romney tried to evade the issue, but realised the futility of that. His own volition was upstanding. Very rarely in his life had he [187] THE LAST DITCH felt its power as now. It was without vari- ableness, too. There was no shadow of turn- ing in his heart.
"I cannot leave you," he said.
She was very quiet. "I was weak this morn- ing. It was so wonderful for you to come.
What to read after The Last Ditch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Comfort Will Levington to read onlineMoreLess
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