The Price of Things
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She thought of loving things he had said to her at dinner--and then theafterwards!--and she thrilled with emotion. Life seemed a glorious thingand--But John was sad, of course, because he must go away. Therecollection of this fact came upon her suddenly like a blast of coldair. They must part. War hung there with its hideous shadow, and Johnmust be conscious of it even in his dreams, that was why he sighed.
The irony of things--now--when--Oh! how cruel that he must go.
Then John awoke with a sh...udder, and saw her there leaning over him with anew soft love light in her eyes, and he realised that the anguish of hiscalvary had only just begun.
She was perfectly exquisite at breakfast, a fresh and tender graciousnessradiated in her every glance; she was subtle and captivating, teasing himthat he had been so silent in the night. "Why wouldn't you talk to me, John? But it was all divine, I did not mind. " Then she became full ofwinsome ways and caresses, which she had hitherto been too timid toexpress; and every fond word she spoke stabbed John's heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She thought of loving things he had said to her at dinner--and then theafterwards!--and she thrilled with emotion. Life seemed a glorious thingand--But John was sad, of course, because he must go away. Therecollection of this fact came upon her suddenly like a blast of coldair. They must part. War hung there with its hideous shadow, and Johnmust be conscious of it even in his dreams, that was why he sighed.
The irony of things--now--when--Oh! how cruel that he must go.
Then John awoke with a sh...udder, and saw her there leaning over him with anew soft love light in her eyes, and he realised that the anguish of hiscalvary had only just begun.
She was perfectly exquisite at breakfast, a fresh and tender graciousnessradiated in her every glance; she was subtle and captivating, teasing himthat he had been so silent in the night. "Why wouldn't you talk to me, John? But it was all divine, I did not mind. " Then she became full ofwinsome ways and caresses, which she had hitherto been too timid toexpress; and every fond word she spoke stabbed John's heart.
What to read after The Price of Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glyn Elinor to read onlineMoreLess
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