The Swing of the Pendulum: a Novel
The Swing of the Pendulum: a Novel
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For it would be difficult to conceive any one more lovable !" Wareham's own heart agreed, but refused to accept the conclusion.
** Really," she said, " it was this charm of his which opened my eyes to my own want. I meant to marry, and so long as I did not dislike the man would not trouble myself to think I need give him more. Suddenly I discovered I liked him too much to let him find himself in that position, and released him. It was the best act in my life, and it has alienated the friends wh...o were most worth keeping." Wareham's hopes met this dash of ice-cold water with a gallant efEort for his friend. He turned pale, but mut- tered : " You do not know yourself. You may love him yet." "Never. All that I felt was that I could not feel." She spoke with conviction, and the conviction roused traitors in his own heart, who repeated the sweet assurance again and again. As for her saying that she could not feel, he laughed the notion to scorn. Had he but the chance he would teach her to feel — batter at her heart till it awoke with an ache to find itself captured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For it would be difficult to conceive any one more lovable !" Wareham's own heart agreed, but refused to accept the conclusion.
** Really," she said, " it was this charm of his which opened my eyes to my own want. I meant to marry, and so long as I did not dislike the man would not trouble myself to think I need give him more. Suddenly I discovered I liked him too much to let him find himself in that position, and released him. It was the best act in my life, and it has alienated the friends wh...o were most worth keeping." Wareham's hopes met this dash of ice-cold water with a gallant efEort for his friend. He turned pale, but mut- tered : " You do not know yourself. You may love him yet." "Never. All that I felt was that I could not feel." She spoke with conviction, and the conviction roused traitors in his own heart, who repeated the sweet assurance again and again. As for her saying that she could not feel, he laughed the notion to scorn. Had he but the chance he would teach her to feel — batter at her heart till it awoke with an ache to find itself captured.
What to read after The Swing of the Pendulum: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Mary Peard to read onlineMoreLess
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