The Return of the Native
The Return of the Native
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"Will you walk with me to meet him thisevening?" "I should like to. Else it would seem as if I had forgotten him, " saidThomasin, tossing out a bough. "Not that that would matter much; Ibelong to one man; nothing can alter that. And that man I must marry, for my pride's sake. " "I am afraid--" began Mrs. Yeobright.
"Ah, you think, 'That weak girl--how is she going to get a man to marryher when she chooses?' But let me tell you one thing, Aunt: Mr. Wildeveis not a profligate man, any more than I... am an improper woman. He hasan unfortunate manner, and doesn't try to make people like him if theydon't wish to do it of their own accord. " "Thomasin, " said Mrs. Yeobright quietly, fixing her eye upon her niece, "do you think you deceive me in your defence of Mr. Wildeve?" "How do you mean?" "I have long had a suspicion that your love for him has changed itscolour since you have found him not to be the saint you thought him, andthat you act a part to me. " "He wished to marry me, and I wish to marry him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Will you walk with me to meet him thisevening?" "I should like to. Else it would seem as if I had forgotten him, " saidThomasin, tossing out a bough. "Not that that would matter much; Ibelong to one man; nothing can alter that. And that man I must marry, for my pride's sake. " "I am afraid--" began Mrs. Yeobright.
"Ah, you think, 'That weak girl--how is she going to get a man to marryher when she chooses?' But let me tell you one thing, Aunt: Mr. Wildeveis not a profligate man, any more than I... am an improper woman. He hasan unfortunate manner, and doesn't try to make people like him if theydon't wish to do it of their own accord. " "Thomasin, " said Mrs. Yeobright quietly, fixing her eye upon her niece, "do you think you deceive me in your defence of Mr. Wildeve?" "How do you mean?" "I have long had a suspicion that your love for him has changed itscolour since you have found him not to be the saint you thought him, andthat you act a part to me. " "He wished to marry me, and I wish to marry him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hardy Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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