The One Way Out
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Only of Eve he would let himself think.
"It is one of the few decent things I ever did, " he told him- self, ' * and there 's no use re- gretting it. " It surprised him that he, who had always been considered an irresistible man, should have met with such treatment. And the next day that day he must make a bolt for it out of this dear little country. He must leave 43 THE ONE WAY OUT these pleasant rooms full of pretty things ; he must become now in practice what he had long been in fact a poor ...man.
"Ah, my God!" he moaned once, "one of them might have taken me ! " Toward dawn he|fell asleep in his chair and dreamed he was buying a six thousand pound Mercedes. When he awoke the coward in him winced.
" I can't bear it, I can't, " he said aloud, rising.
He would have made a good husband, far better than Betty Pole or that little soap girl deserved, his life would have been a beautiful " Letter, sir. " 44 -3*- THE ONE WAY OUT His servant gave him the letter and left the room. It was the last time he would bring the letters, the last time of every- thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only of Eve he would let himself think.
"It is one of the few decent things I ever did, " he told him- self, ' * and there 's no use re- gretting it. " It surprised him that he, who had always been considered an irresistible man, should have met with such treatment. And the next day that day he must make a bolt for it out of this dear little country. He must leave 43 THE ONE WAY OUT these pleasant rooms full of pretty things ; he must become now in practice what he had long been in fact a poor ...man.
"Ah, my God!" he moaned once, "one of them might have taken me ! " Toward dawn he|fell asleep in his chair and dreamed he was buying a six thousand pound Mercedes. When he awoke the coward in him winced.
" I can't bear it, I can't, " he said aloud, rising.
He would have made a good husband, far better than Betty Pole or that little soap girl deserved, his life would have been a beautiful " Letter, sir. " 44 -3*- THE ONE WAY OUT His servant gave him the letter and left the room. It was the last time he would bring the letters, the last time of every- thing.
What to read after The One Way Out?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Von Hutten Bettina to read onlineMoreLess
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