The Old Helmet, volume I
The Old Helmet, volume I
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" Mr. Carlisle did not think so, or else regarded the matter in the lightof a reward to himself.
"Have you been good since I have been away?" "No!" said Eleanor bluntly.
"Do you always speak truth after this fashion?" "I speak it as you will find it, Mr. Carlisle. " The questions were put between caresses; but in all his mannernevertheless, in kisses and questions alike, there was that indefinableair of calm possession and power, before which Eleanor always feltunable to offer any resistance. H...e made her now change "Mr. Carlisle"for a more familiar name, before he would go on. Eleanor felt as a coltmay be supposed to feel, which is getting a skilful "breaking in;"yielding obedience at every step, and at every step secretly wishing torefuse obedience, to refuse which is becoming more and more impossible.
"Haven't you been a little too good to somebody else, while I have beenaway?" "No!" said Eleanor. "I never am. " "Darling, I do not wish you to honour any one so far as that womanreports you to have done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. Carlisle did not think so, or else regarded the matter in the lightof a reward to himself.
"Have you been good since I have been away?" "No!" said Eleanor bluntly.
"Do you always speak truth after this fashion?" "I speak it as you will find it, Mr. Carlisle. " The questions were put between caresses; but in all his mannernevertheless, in kisses and questions alike, there was that indefinableair of calm possession and power, before which Eleanor always feltunable to offer any resistance. H...e made her now change "Mr. Carlisle"for a more familiar name, before he would go on. Eleanor felt as a coltmay be supposed to feel, which is getting a skilful "breaking in;"yielding obedience at every step, and at every step secretly wishing torefuse obedience, to refuse which is becoming more and more impossible.
"Haven't you been a little too good to somebody else, while I have beenaway?" "No!" said Eleanor. "I never am. " "Darling, I do not wish you to honour any one so far as that womanreports you to have done.
What to read after The Old Helmet, volume I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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