The Odds
The Odds
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Let me tell you now--forit is as well that you should know it--that there is nothing--do youhear?--nothing in this world that I cannot make you do if I so choose!But if you are wise, you will not challenge me to prove this. It isenough for you to know that as I have mastered myself, so I can--and soI will--master you!" His words fell with a ring of iron. The old inflexibly sombre demeanourby which alone till that night she had always known him clothed him likea coat of mail. Only the grasp of h...is hand was vital and close. It seemedto burn her flesh.
"I have done!" he said, after a pause. "Have you anything further to sayto me?" She found it within her power to free herself, and did so. She wasshaking from head to foot. The untamed violence of the man had appalledher, but his abrupt resumption of self-control was almost more terrible. She felt as if his will compassed and constrained her like bands of iron.
She stood before him in panting silence, a shrinking woman, strivingvainly to raise from the dust the shield of pride that he had so rudelyshattered and flung aside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let me tell you now--forit is as well that you should know it--that there is nothing--do youhear?--nothing in this world that I cannot make you do if I so choose!But if you are wise, you will not challenge me to prove this. It isenough for you to know that as I have mastered myself, so I can--and soI will--master you!" His words fell with a ring of iron. The old inflexibly sombre demeanourby which alone till that night she had always known him clothed him likea coat of mail. Only the grasp of h...is hand was vital and close. It seemedto burn her flesh.
"I have done!" he said, after a pause. "Have you anything further to sayto me?" She found it within her power to free herself, and did so. She wasshaking from head to foot. The untamed violence of the man had appalledher, but his abrupt resumption of self-control was almost more terrible. She felt as if his will compassed and constrained her like bands of iron.
She stood before him in panting silence, a shrinking woman, strivingvainly to raise from the dust the shield of pride that he had so rudelyshattered and flung aside.
What to read after The Odds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dell Ethel May to read onlineMoreLess
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