The Woman
The Woman
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And now that 214 LAUNCELOT OR GALAHAD?
it's come I can go through with my part I can and I shall. Why/' she blazed forth, her voice rising, strident and fierce, "do you suppose I'm going to throw away the wonderful happiness I've fought so hard to win and to hold ? The happiness I've bought at a price that would have killed any other woman ? I deserve that happiness. It is mine. And I am go- ing to keep it. I know what real love is, now. And it is too precious to lose. Oh, if only I had known i...n time! I suppose, " she caught herself up with a mirthless laugh, "I suppose millions of women have wished that. " "I am sorry, " said Standish. "Sorrier than you can know or care. But I have no right to think of either your happiness or mine. If I am beaten in this fight it means infinitely more than the ruin of my own career. It means the ruin of my cause. We won't be able again for years to put up so strong a fight as we can to-day. It is the welfare of the people that is at stake. Perhaps, indirectly, the fu- ture of my country itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now that 214 LAUNCELOT OR GALAHAD?
it's come I can go through with my part I can and I shall. Why/' she blazed forth, her voice rising, strident and fierce, "do you suppose I'm going to throw away the wonderful happiness I've fought so hard to win and to hold ? The happiness I've bought at a price that would have killed any other woman ? I deserve that happiness. It is mine. And I am go- ing to keep it. I know what real love is, now. And it is too precious to lose. Oh, if only I had known i...n time! I suppose, " she caught herself up with a mirthless laugh, "I suppose millions of women have wished that. " "I am sorry, " said Standish. "Sorrier than you can know or care. But I have no right to think of either your happiness or mine. If I am beaten in this fight it means infinitely more than the ruin of my own career. It means the ruin of my cause. We won't be able again for years to put up so strong a fight as we can to-day. It is the welfare of the people that is at stake. Perhaps, indirectly, the fu- ture of my country itself.
What to read after The Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terhune Albert Payson to read onlineMoreLess
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