The Law And the Lady; a Novel 1
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It told me nothing now.
He sat for some time without looking at me, lost in his own thoughts. Then he rose on a sudden, and took his hat.
■' The friend who lent me the yacht is in town,' he said. ' I suppose I had better see him, and say our plans are changed.' He tore up the telegram with an air of sullen resignation as he spoke. ' You are evidently determined not to go to sea with me,' he resumed. ' We had better give it up. I don't see what else is to be done.
Do you ? ' His tone was almost ...a tone of contempt.
I was too depressed about myself, too alarmed about him, to resent it.
' Decide as you think best, Eustace/ I said, sadly. ' Every way, the prospect seems a hopeless one. As long as I am shut out from your confidence, it matters little whether we live on land or at sea — we cannot live happily.' ON THE WAY TO THE MAJOR. 99 * If you could control your curiosity,' he answered, sternly, 'we might live happily enough. I thought I had married a woman who was superior to the vulgar failings of her sex.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It told me nothing now.
He sat for some time without looking at me, lost in his own thoughts. Then he rose on a sudden, and took his hat.
■' The friend who lent me the yacht is in town,' he said. ' I suppose I had better see him, and say our plans are changed.' He tore up the telegram with an air of sullen resignation as he spoke. ' You are evidently determined not to go to sea with me,' he resumed. ' We had better give it up. I don't see what else is to be done.
Do you ? ' His tone was almost ...a tone of contempt.
I was too depressed about myself, too alarmed about him, to resent it.
' Decide as you think best, Eustace/ I said, sadly. ' Every way, the prospect seems a hopeless one. As long as I am shut out from your confidence, it matters little whether we live on land or at sea — we cannot live happily.' ON THE WAY TO THE MAJOR. 99 * If you could control your curiosity,' he answered, sternly, 'we might live happily enough. I thought I had married a woman who was superior to the vulgar failings of her sex.
What to read after The Law And the Lady; a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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