The Parting of the Ways
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M. Aveniere interposed : " This evening, when Pascal comes back we wiU talk it over. Everything can be arranged." " I hoped so," she said simply, and coming nearer to Pascal, she added, " Nothing in the world can aifect our happiness, can it? " 74 THE PARTING OF THE WAYS " Nothing in the world," he answered, touched by a remark which effaced all the gloom of the morning.
She passed through the house with him, accom- panying him to the gate. When he would have taken advantage of the brief solitu...de to press her to his heart, and touch her lips with his own, she drew away with a gentle reserve which was only half a refusal.
" This evening, my friend. This evening, I promise you." " Till this evening, then." As he was opening the iron gate she laid her hand upon his arm. " You will think of me all day.'' " " I am always thinking of you." But she repeated, with singular insistence, " Think of me." Why so useless a request? Did he not distinctly perceive that he could not seriously propose exile to her, that Paris had laid its commands upon them both, as youth lays commands upon life?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Aveniere interposed : " This evening, when Pascal comes back we wiU talk it over. Everything can be arranged." " I hoped so," she said simply, and coming nearer to Pascal, she added, " Nothing in the world can aifect our happiness, can it? " 74 THE PARTING OF THE WAYS " Nothing in the world," he answered, touched by a remark which effaced all the gloom of the morning.
She passed through the house with him, accom- panying him to the gate. When he would have taken advantage of the brief solitu...de to press her to his heart, and touch her lips with his own, she drew away with a gentle reserve which was only half a refusal.
" This evening, my friend. This evening, I promise you." " Till this evening, then." As he was opening the iron gate she laid her hand upon his arm. " You will think of me all day.'' " " I am always thinking of you." But she repeated, with singular insistence, " Think of me." Why so useless a request? Did he not distinctly perceive that he could not seriously propose exile to her, that Paris had laid its commands upon them both, as youth lays commands upon life?
What to read after The Parting of the Ways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bordeaux Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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