The Rose-Garden Husband
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"In your place I'd have married thedevil himself--up against a life like that. " "Then--then you don't--mind?" asked Phyllis anxiously, as she had askedbefore.
"No, indeed!" said Allan, with a little unnecessary firmness. "I _told_you that, didn't I? I like it. " "So you did tell me, " she said penitently.
"But supposing De Guenther hadn't picked out some one like you----" "That's just what I've often thought myself, " said Phyllis naively. "Shemight have been much worse than I.... Oh, but I wa...s frightened when Isaw you first! I didn't know what you'd be like. And then, when I lookedat you----" "Well, when you looked at me?" demanded Allan.
But Phyllis refused to go on.
"But that's not all, " said Allan. "What about--men?" "What men?" asked Phyllis innocently.
"Why, men you were interested in, of course, " he answered.
"There weren't any, " said Phyllis. "I hadn't any place to meet them, oranywhere to entertain them if I had met them. Oh, yes, there was one--anold bookkeeper at the boarding-house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"In your place I'd have married thedevil himself--up against a life like that. " "Then--then you don't--mind?" asked Phyllis anxiously, as she had askedbefore.
"No, indeed!" said Allan, with a little unnecessary firmness. "I _told_you that, didn't I? I like it. " "So you did tell me, " she said penitently.
"But supposing De Guenther hadn't picked out some one like you----" "That's just what I've often thought myself, " said Phyllis naively. "Shemight have been much worse than I.... Oh, but I wa...s frightened when Isaw you first! I didn't know what you'd be like. And then, when I lookedat you----" "Well, when you looked at me?" demanded Allan.
But Phyllis refused to go on.
"But that's not all, " said Allan. "What about--men?" "What men?" asked Phyllis innocently.
"Why, men you were interested in, of course, " he answered.
"There weren't any, " said Phyllis. "I hadn't any place to meet them, oranywhere to entertain them if I had met them. Oh, yes, there was one--anold bookkeeper at the boarding-house.
What to read after The Rose-Garden Husband?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Widdemer to read onlineMoreLess
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