The Rebellion of Margaret
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"To Paris!" Margaret echoed again.
"Don't remind me that I can't go!" Eleanor exclaimed fiercely, springingto her feet and beginning to pace up and down the path in front of thearbour, "for, of course, I know it without being told. I won't lookforward, I won't, I won't! I will go on living in the present which isgiving me all I want. The future is too gloomy and uncertain to bethought of yet, and so, _hey presto_!" and her brow cleared as if bymagic, "I refuse to think of it. " The end of one o...f Eleanor's rapid speeches, in the course of which shecould pass with astounding swiftness from one mood to another, alwaysleft Margaret with a slight feeling of bewilderment. In the presentinstance she had been greatly moved by Eleanor's impulsive appeal to hernot to think badly of her, and had just been about to assure her thatindeed she had never judged her conduct hardly when Eleanor had gone onto justify herself, to speak of her future plans, and had wound up assuddenly by refusing to consider the future at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"To Paris!" Margaret echoed again.
"Don't remind me that I can't go!" Eleanor exclaimed fiercely, springingto her feet and beginning to pace up and down the path in front of thearbour, "for, of course, I know it without being told. I won't lookforward, I won't, I won't! I will go on living in the present which isgiving me all I want. The future is too gloomy and uncertain to bethought of yet, and so, _hey presto_!" and her brow cleared as if bymagic, "I refuse to think of it. " The end of one o...f Eleanor's rapid speeches, in the course of which shecould pass with astounding swiftness from one mood to another, alwaysleft Margaret with a slight feeling of bewilderment. In the presentinstance she had been greatly moved by Eleanor's impulsive appeal to hernot to think badly of her, and had just been about to assure her thatindeed she had never judged her conduct hardly when Eleanor had gone onto justify herself, to speak of her future plans, and had wound up assuddenly by refusing to consider the future at all.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mockler Geraldine to read onlineMoreLess
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