The Wellfields: a Novel 1
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' My friends are very few, Jerome. Let us have the comfort — you and Avice and me — of keeping it quite to ourselves. I hate to think of people spec- ulating about it.' ' As you will. But suppose — how shall I put it ? If it is imagined that you are free — Sara, you must know it is most improbable that no other man will ever wish to win you.
Some one is sure to fall in love with you, and then ' ' It is most unlikely — most improbable,' she began, with a deep flush.
' That any other man in exist...ence should have the bad taste to admire what I have ound so perfect and so desirable,' he said, sarcastically.
' My life is so quiet. I go out so little.
Now, with Avice as my companion, and you to think of, I shall go still less.' ' That is sophistry, Sara. Look at me, and 'ONE BITTER WORD, ADIEU P 193 tell me you honestly believe that, if you are supposed to be free, no man will ever care for you again ?' 4 You are cruel to press it so. If such a thing should happen, it will not be my fault, and I should know how to set him right on the subject,' she said, proudly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' My friends are very few, Jerome. Let us have the comfort — you and Avice and me — of keeping it quite to ourselves. I hate to think of people spec- ulating about it.' ' As you will. But suppose — how shall I put it ? If it is imagined that you are free — Sara, you must know it is most improbable that no other man will ever wish to win you.
Some one is sure to fall in love with you, and then ' ' It is most unlikely — most improbable,' she began, with a deep flush.
' That any other man in exist...ence should have the bad taste to admire what I have ound so perfect and so desirable,' he said, sarcastically.
' My life is so quiet. I go out so little.
Now, with Avice as my companion, and you to think of, I shall go still less.' ' That is sophistry, Sara. Look at me, and 'ONE BITTER WORD, ADIEU P 193 tell me you honestly believe that, if you are supposed to be free, no man will ever care for you again ?' 4 You are cruel to press it so. If such a thing should happen, it will not be my fault, and I should know how to set him right on the subject,' she said, proudly.
What to read after The Wellfields: a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fothergill Jessie to read onlineMoreLess
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