The Young Woman's Journal, volume 4
The Young Woman's Journal, volume 4
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Flung nearly half-way across the table, his face downward, he lay weeping and sobbing as if his heart would break. He had evi- dently not heard her, and Thor- borg stood irresolutely wondering what she had better do, run away again and leave him to his grief; but her heart went out to him.
She was on the verge of weeping herself. How she longed to com- fort him! She stretched out a hand. Oh if she only dared lay it on his head and ask him to let her share his sorrow; but modesty forbade her. Sh...e came a little nearer. He heard her and looked up. "Forgive me for intruding, Mr. Ibsen, but I thought you might need my — some comfort, and I had no idea you were here till I came. He had looked half annoyed, half ashamed when he first saw her; now he smiled kindly and said it was he that ought to beg pardon for taking possession of her greenhouse.
She begged to let her try and help him in his griet if it was in her power. At this he blushed violently, and stammered that it was not grief but joy that had overcome him so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flung nearly half-way across the table, his face downward, he lay weeping and sobbing as if his heart would break. He had evi- dently not heard her, and Thor- borg stood irresolutely wondering what she had better do, run away again and leave him to his grief; but her heart went out to him.
She was on the verge of weeping herself. How she longed to com- fort him! She stretched out a hand. Oh if she only dared lay it on his head and ask him to let her share his sorrow; but modesty forbade her. Sh...e came a little nearer. He heard her and looked up. "Forgive me for intruding, Mr. Ibsen, but I thought you might need my — some comfort, and I had no idea you were here till I came. He had looked half annoyed, half ashamed when he first saw her; now he smiled kindly and said it was he that ought to beg pardon for taking possession of her greenhouse.
She begged to let her try and help him in his griet if it was in her power. At this he blushed violently, and stammered that it was not grief but joy that had overcome him so.
What to read after The Young Woman's Journal, volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Associations of Zion to read onlineMoreLess
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