The Second Honeymoon
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" Jimmy obeyed mechanically. Christine would not have cared had he beenkilled, he told himself savagely.
But for his pig-headed foolishness, he and Christine might have beengoing down to Upton House together; but for the past---- "Damn the past!" said Jimmy Challoner as he turned on his heel andwalked away.
* * * * * * But the past was very real to Christine as she sat there alone in acorner of the first-class carriage into which Jimmy had put her, andstared before her with dull eyes at a r...ow of photographs advertisingseaside places.
This was the end of all her dreams of happiness. She and Jimmy wereseparated; it seemed impossible that they had ever really beenmarried--that she was really his wife and he her husband.
She dragged off her glove, and looked at her wedding ring; she hadnever taken it off since the moment in that dingy London church whenJimmy had slipped it on.
And yet it was such an empty symbol. He had never loved her; he hadmarried her because some other woman, whom he did love, was beyond hisreach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Jimmy obeyed mechanically. Christine would not have cared had he beenkilled, he told himself savagely.
But for his pig-headed foolishness, he and Christine might have beengoing down to Upton House together; but for the past---- "Damn the past!" said Jimmy Challoner as he turned on his heel andwalked away.
* * * * * * But the past was very real to Christine as she sat there alone in acorner of the first-class carriage into which Jimmy had put her, andstared before her with dull eyes at a r...ow of photographs advertisingseaside places.
This was the end of all her dreams of happiness. She and Jimmy wereseparated; it seemed impossible that they had ever really beenmarried--that she was really his wife and he her husband.
She dragged off her glove, and looked at her wedding ring; she hadnever taken it off since the moment in that dingy London church whenJimmy had slipped it on.
And yet it was such an empty symbol. He had never loved her; he hadmarried her because some other woman, whom he did love, was beyond hisreach.
What to read after The Second Honeymoon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ayres Ruby Mildred to read onlineMoreLess
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