The Wheat Princess
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I know it as well as I know I m sitting her*. I m going to pay for my nin* seasons, and with interest. It makes me reck less ; th score is already so heavy against me that a few more items don t count. But I know my tragedy s coming, and the longer I put it off th worse it s going to be. It s s. Nice superstition ; I ll share it with you, Marcia.
Marcia smiled rather sorrily. It was not a superstition ihe cared to have thrust upon her just then. She was divining it for herself, and did not need... Eleanor to put it into words.
* As for Paul, you couldn t do anything else, cf course. You re not fitted to each other for a moment, and you U grow more unfitted every day, Paul needs some one who is more objective who doesn t think too much some one like well, like Margaret, for instance. In the meantime, yon needn t worry ; he ll manage to survive it/ She rose with another laugh and stood over Marcia s chair. It s over and done with, and can t be helped ; there s nothing to cry about. But mark my words, Marcia Copley, you ll be falling In love yourself som* day, and then [ Paul will be avenged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know it as well as I know I m sitting her*. I m going to pay for my nin* seasons, and with interest. It makes me reck less ; th score is already so heavy against me that a few more items don t count. But I know my tragedy s coming, and the longer I put it off th worse it s going to be. It s s. Nice superstition ; I ll share it with you, Marcia.
Marcia smiled rather sorrily. It was not a superstition ihe cared to have thrust upon her just then. She was divining it for herself, and did not need... Eleanor to put it into words.
* As for Paul, you couldn t do anything else, cf course. You re not fitted to each other for a moment, and you U grow more unfitted every day, Paul needs some one who is more objective who doesn t think too much some one like well, like Margaret, for instance. In the meantime, yon needn t worry ; he ll manage to survive it/ She rose with another laugh and stood over Marcia s chair. It s over and done with, and can t be helped ; there s nothing to cry about. But mark my words, Marcia Copley, you ll be falling In love yourself som* day, and then [ Paul will be avenged.
What to read after The Wheat Princess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster, Jean, 1876-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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