The Roman Road
The Roman Road
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" "Oh, it is quite simple. You are not a good woman, and I am not a good man; that being so we should come to terms. " Mrs. Groot had never stripped her own heart, and to see the poor bleeding thing torn ruthlessly from its coverings by her son paralysed her. THE ROMAN KOAD 79 She began to cry, not for effect, but because her spirit was broken. Unfortunately, tears had so often been used by her as a false flag of truce that the mere sight of them infuriated Roland. "Come, " he said, u you capit...ulate and I take the property. " She gave up the struggle. "You will be fair, Roland, " she exclaimed feebly. "You will re- build the village. You will do all you can for it. " "Damn the village, " he said. "I'll pay my debts, and " he stopped short; he could not bring Jean's name into the hideous dispute. "You are not yourself. You do not mean what you say, " Mrs. Groot exclaimed, rising to her feet. "Unfortunately for you I was never more in earnest. " She dropped her hands to her sides : "I can- not struggle with you to-night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, it is quite simple. You are not a good woman, and I am not a good man; that being so we should come to terms. " Mrs. Groot had never stripped her own heart, and to see the poor bleeding thing torn ruthlessly from its coverings by her son paralysed her. THE ROMAN KOAD 79 She began to cry, not for effect, but because her spirit was broken. Unfortunately, tears had so often been used by her as a false flag of truce that the mere sight of them infuriated Roland. "Come, " he said, u you capit...ulate and I take the property. " She gave up the struggle. "You will be fair, Roland, " she exclaimed feebly. "You will re- build the village. You will do all you can for it. " "Damn the village, " he said. "I'll pay my debts, and " he stopped short; he could not bring Jean's name into the hideous dispute. "You are not yourself. You do not mean what you say, " Mrs. Groot exclaimed, rising to her feet. "Unfortunately for you I was never more in earnest. " She dropped her hands to her sides : "I can- not struggle with you to-night.
What to read after The Roman Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gwendoline Keats to read onlineMoreLess
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