The Open Question a Tale of Two Temperaments
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Julia, no doubt, had "studied up" in order to share Ethan s in terests on a side that Val and other girls couldn t reach.
As she came out of her hiding-place she was concocting in her mind a letter which the servant should carry over to Julia with the confiscated correspondence.
Her excitement had died down, leaving for the moment a dead weight of wretchedness. Ethan s letters to her had seemed before so full and satisfactory, even her hungry curiosity had felt no want in them that a letter cou...ld supply. For even the love he did not put into words seemed not only implicit in every line of each " enclosure, " but more subtly delicious being veiled. His letters had filled up the empty spaces in her life, seeming to carry her along step by step through his. But if there was all this besides which he cared to write to Julia, what more might there not be in a life so full and varied as his ? How had she been so blind, so easily content ? It was years since they had said good-bye. Wasn t nearly every novel in the world a warning against believing that men remembered long the girl who was out of sight ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Julia, no doubt, had "studied up" in order to share Ethan s in terests on a side that Val and other girls couldn t reach.
As she came out of her hiding-place she was concocting in her mind a letter which the servant should carry over to Julia with the confiscated correspondence.
Her excitement had died down, leaving for the moment a dead weight of wretchedness. Ethan s letters to her had seemed before so full and satisfactory, even her hungry curiosity had felt no want in them that a letter cou...ld supply. For even the love he did not put into words seemed not only implicit in every line of each " enclosure, " but more subtly delicious being veiled. His letters had filled up the empty spaces in her life, seeming to carry her along step by step through his. But if there was all this besides which he cared to write to Julia, what more might there not be in a life so full and varied as his ? How had she been so blind, so easily content ? It was years since they had said good-bye. Wasn t nearly every novel in the world a warning against believing that men remembered long the girl who was out of sight ?
What to read after The Open Question a Tale of Two Temperaments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robins Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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