Thyrza
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'So you have discovered what I'm about. I didn't wish anyone to know. You see, the shelves are all ready, and I couldn't resist thetemptation of having books brought. Will you keep the secret?' 'I won't say a word, sir. ' Warmth on Thyrza's cheeks answered the pleasure in his eyes as helooked at her. Perhaps neither had fully felt how glad it would makethem to meet again. When Thyrza had given her assurance, Egremont'sface showed that he was going to say something in a different tone.
'Miss Tre...nt, will you speak to me in future as you do to your friends?I want very much to be one of your friends, if you will let me. ' Thyrza kept her eyes upon the ground. She could not find the fittingwords for reply. He continued: 'Grail is my friend, and we always talk as friends should. Won't youcease to think of me as a stranger?' 'I don't think of you in that way, Mr. Egremont. ' 'Then let us shake hands again in the new way. ' Thyrza gave hers. She just met his eyes for a moment her own had asmile of intense happiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'So you have discovered what I'm about. I didn't wish anyone to know. You see, the shelves are all ready, and I couldn't resist thetemptation of having books brought. Will you keep the secret?' 'I won't say a word, sir. ' Warmth on Thyrza's cheeks answered the pleasure in his eyes as helooked at her. Perhaps neither had fully felt how glad it would makethem to meet again. When Thyrza had given her assurance, Egremont'sface showed that he was going to say something in a different tone.
'Miss Tre...nt, will you speak to me in future as you do to your friends?I want very much to be one of your friends, if you will let me. ' Thyrza kept her eyes upon the ground. She could not find the fittingwords for reply. He continued: 'Grail is my friend, and we always talk as friends should. Won't youcease to think of me as a stranger?' 'I don't think of you in that way, Mr. Egremont. ' 'Then let us shake hands again in the new way. ' Thyrza gave hers. She just met his eyes for a moment her own had asmile of intense happiness.
What to read after Thyrza?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Gissing to read onlineMoreLess
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