The Old Stone House And Other Stories
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It was a wild surmise, but was it any wilder than to believe Iwas held here for a mere whim, a freak, a joke, as this bowing, smiling man before me would have me believe?
Rising in fresh excitement, I struck my hand on the table. "You wantto keep me from going on the steamer, " I cried. "That other wretch wholoves her has paid you--" But that other wretch could not know that I was meditating any suchunusual scheme, as following him without a full day's warning. Ithought of this even before I ha...d finished my sentence, and did notneed the blank astonishment in the face of the man before me toconvince me that I had given utterance to a foolish accusation. "Itwould have been some sort of a motive for your actions, " I humblyadded, as I sank back from my hostile attitude; "now you have none. " I thought he bestowed upon me a look of quiet pity, but if so he soonhid it with his uplifted glass.
"Forget the girl, " said he; "I know of a dozen just as pretty. " I was too indignant to answer.
"Women are the bane of life, " he now sententiously exclaimed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a wild surmise, but was it any wilder than to believe Iwas held here for a mere whim, a freak, a joke, as this bowing, smiling man before me would have me believe?
Rising in fresh excitement, I struck my hand on the table. "You wantto keep me from going on the steamer, " I cried. "That other wretch wholoves her has paid you--" But that other wretch could not know that I was meditating any suchunusual scheme, as following him without a full day's warning. Ithought of this even before I ha...d finished my sentence, and did notneed the blank astonishment in the face of the man before me toconvince me that I had given utterance to a foolish accusation. "Itwould have been some sort of a motive for your actions, " I humblyadded, as I sank back from my hostile attitude; "now you have none. " I thought he bestowed upon me a look of quiet pity, but if so he soonhid it with his uplifted glass.
"Forget the girl, " said he; "I know of a dozen just as pretty. " I was too indignant to answer.
"Women are the bane of life, " he now sententiously exclaimed.
What to read after The Old Stone House And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Green Anna Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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