The Silence of Mrs. Harrold
The Silence of Mrs. Harrold
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Under her tender influence it has lain dor- mant for years. But recently it broke out because of a wretched letter, written anonymously, and making some frightful accusations. It unmanned me." **Is it possible, Mr. Harrold, that you, of studied habit and logical mind, should consider for an instant such a cause against your wife? I am younger than you, to so prestmie, but I can almost believe your words.
You must have been mad." "That is not all," groaned John Harrold. "We had this matter up be...fore, and, having carried it for years, the letter found me ripe for revolt. I know now that I have never subdued myself — that I have never been able to be fair." "I am not a married man," said Conners, "nor yet very old; but I have seen much more of life than many twice my age. I believe, also, that the fates have de- creed that I am never to marry, although to state the reason would be to give you a confidence far greater than that which you have reposed in me. But for rea- sons that you could never guess I have studied the re- lationship, and have always felt that the woman gave too much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under her tender influence it has lain dor- mant for years. But recently it broke out because of a wretched letter, written anonymously, and making some frightful accusations. It unmanned me." **Is it possible, Mr. Harrold, that you, of studied habit and logical mind, should consider for an instant such a cause against your wife? I am younger than you, to so prestmie, but I can almost believe your words.
You must have been mad." "That is not all," groaned John Harrold. "We had this matter up be...fore, and, having carried it for years, the letter found me ripe for revolt. I know now that I have never subdued myself — that I have never been able to be fair." "I am not a married man," said Conners, "nor yet very old; but I have seen much more of life than many twice my age. I believe, also, that the fates have de- creed that I am never to marry, although to state the reason would be to give you a confidence far greater than that which you have reposed in me. But for rea- sons that you could never guess I have studied the re- lationship, and have always felt that the woman gave too much.
What to read after The Silence of Mrs. Harrold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Major Gardenhire to read onlineMoreLess
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