The Third Window
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— All I really mean is that we must n't be like children in a nursery slapping at each other. You're as unlikely to get over me as I am to get over you, and I ask you, in deep seriousness, to accept that fact with all its implications. There it is and what are you going to do with it and with me?" She had now risen from her seat and walked away from him, vaguely, and she went toward the third window and stood looking out.
She stood there a long time, without moving, and, remembering what she ha...d said to him of it the other day, and of her fear, a discomfort — yet, compara- tively, it was a comfort to feel it after their personal dispute — stirred him, so that, rising, with a sigh, he followed her, and, as he had done the other day, looked out over her shoulder at the cedar, the foun- tain, and the white fritillaries in their narrow beds.
He saw from her fixed face that she had forgotten her fear of the harmless scene. Her gaze, with its new, cold grief, was straight before her.
"Tony; dear Tony," he said, laying his hand on her shoulder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— All I really mean is that we must n't be like children in a nursery slapping at each other. You're as unlikely to get over me as I am to get over you, and I ask you, in deep seriousness, to accept that fact with all its implications. There it is and what are you going to do with it and with me?" She had now risen from her seat and walked away from him, vaguely, and she went toward the third window and stood looking out.
She stood there a long time, without moving, and, remembering what she ha...d said to him of it the other day, and of her fear, a discomfort — yet, compara- tively, it was a comfort to feel it after their personal dispute — stirred him, so that, rising, with a sigh, he followed her, and, as he had done the other day, looked out over her shoulder at the cedar, the foun- tain, and the white fritillaries in their narrow beds.
He saw from her fixed face that she had forgotten her fear of the harmless scene. Her gaze, with its new, cold grief, was straight before her.
"Tony; dear Tony," he said, laying his hand on her shoulder.
What to read after The Third Window?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sedgwick Anne Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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