Three Weeks
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Oh! what joys there are in life; and oh! how foolish just tomiss them. " "Indeed, _yes_, " said Paul.
Then they played with the tea, and she showed him how he was to drink itwith lemon. She was sweet as a girl, and said no vague, startling things;it was as if she were a young bride, and Paul were complete master andlord! Wild happiness rushed through him. How had he ever endured the timebefore he had met her?
When they had finished they went out. She must walk, she said, and Paul, being English..., must want exercise! Oh! she knew the English and theirexercise! And of course she must think of everything that would be for thepleasure of her lover Paul.
And he? You old worn people of the world, who perhaps are reading, thinkwhat all this was to Paul--his young strong life vibrating to passionatejoys, his imagination kindled, his very being uplifted and thrilled withhappiness! His charming soul expanded, he found himself saying gracioustender phrases to her. Every moment he was growing more passionately inlove, and in each new mood she seemed the more divine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh! what joys there are in life; and oh! how foolish just tomiss them. " "Indeed, _yes_, " said Paul.
Then they played with the tea, and she showed him how he was to drink itwith lemon. She was sweet as a girl, and said no vague, startling things;it was as if she were a young bride, and Paul were complete master andlord! Wild happiness rushed through him. How had he ever endured the timebefore he had met her?
When they had finished they went out. She must walk, she said, and Paul, being English..., must want exercise! Oh! she knew the English and theirexercise! And of course she must think of everything that would be for thepleasure of her lover Paul.
And he? You old worn people of the world, who perhaps are reading, thinkwhat all this was to Paul--his young strong life vibrating to passionatejoys, his imagination kindled, his very being uplifted and thrilled withhappiness! His charming soul expanded, he found himself saying gracioustender phrases to her. Every moment he was growing more passionately inlove, and in each new mood she seemed the more divine.
What to read after Three Weeks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glyn Elinor to read onlineMoreLess
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