The Wheel of Life
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" He turned away in a passion of wounded pride; then coming back again hestood looking moodily down upon her.
"I'll prove to you if it kills me that I've spoken the truth, " hedeclared, and it seemed to him that the words were not really what hemeant to say--that they came from him against his will because he hadfitted them into the mouth of an imaginary character.
"Oh, please don't, " she begged.
"I suppose I may still see you sometimes?" he enquired.
"Oh, dear, yes; whenever you like. " Then ...while he stood there, hesitating and indignant, the servant broughther a card, and as she took it from the tray, he saw a flush that waslike a pale flame overspread her face.
"It's Mr. Kemper now, " she said. "Why will you not stay and be good andforget?" "I'd rather meet the devil himself at this minute, " he cried in a boyishrage that brought tears to his eyes. "It seems to me that I spend halfmy life getting out of his way. " "But don't you like him?" she enquired curiously. "Every one likes him, I think.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He turned away in a passion of wounded pride; then coming back again hestood looking moodily down upon her.
"I'll prove to you if it kills me that I've spoken the truth, " hedeclared, and it seemed to him that the words were not really what hemeant to say--that they came from him against his will because he hadfitted them into the mouth of an imaginary character.
"Oh, please don't, " she begged.
"I suppose I may still see you sometimes?" he enquired.
"Oh, dear, yes; whenever you like. " Then ...while he stood there, hesitating and indignant, the servant broughther a card, and as she took it from the tray, he saw a flush that waslike a pale flame overspread her face.
"It's Mr. Kemper now, " she said. "Why will you not stay and be good andforget?" "I'd rather meet the devil himself at this minute, " he cried in a boyishrage that brought tears to his eyes. "It seems to me that I spend halfmy life getting out of his way. " "But don't you like him?" she enquired curiously. "Every one likes him, I think.
What to read after The Wheel of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glasgow Ellen Anderson Gholson to read onlineMoreLess
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