The Sorrows of Saped a Problem Story of the East
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" I am deeply sorry if thou hast so misunderstood the feeling which I have cherished towards thee, " was Dazee's kind reply. " I am not the mistress of mine own heart, else might I think more favorably of the honor which thou hast offered me. " She sighed. "I will not deny, " she said, modestly, "that I am strangely attracted towards thee. It seemeth as though I had known, and, mayhap, loved thee in another life. Such thoughts come to us unbidden. Perchance they are shadowy memories of a former... existence. " The Bedouin's face fell. " Thy heart is not thine own, " he said. " Happy is he beyond the seas who owneth such a no The Sorrows of Sap'ed jewel. But if it be so, how cometh it that thou and he are parted? Doth he not love thee?" " Ask me not, " she cried ; " it is not for a modest maiden to speak of hopeless love. For such is mine. " She con tinued, somewhat irrelevantly : " Bid me not confess that I have bestowed my hopeless affection on one who, alas! is farther from me than all the width of the seas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I am deeply sorry if thou hast so misunderstood the feeling which I have cherished towards thee, " was Dazee's kind reply. " I am not the mistress of mine own heart, else might I think more favorably of the honor which thou hast offered me. " She sighed. "I will not deny, " she said, modestly, "that I am strangely attracted towards thee. It seemeth as though I had known, and, mayhap, loved thee in another life. Such thoughts come to us unbidden. Perchance they are shadowy memories of a former... existence. " The Bedouin's face fell. " Thy heart is not thine own, " he said. " Happy is he beyond the seas who owneth such a no The Sorrows of Sap'ed jewel. But if it be so, how cometh it that thou and he are parted? Doth he not love thee?" " Ask me not, " she cried ; " it is not for a modest maiden to speak of hopeless love. For such is mine. " She con tinued, somewhat irrelevantly : " Bid me not confess that I have bestowed my hopeless affection on one who, alas! is farther from me than all the width of the seas.
What to read after The Sorrows of Saped a Problem Story of the East?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Jeffrey Roche to read onlineMoreLess
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