Treasure And Trouble Therewith
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She was not onlyto be trusted--a pal as reliable as a man--but it would cure her of herinfatuation, effectually crush out the passion that had devastated her.
CHAPTER XXVI PANCHA WRITES A LETTER Pancha had been much alone. Crowder had seen her several times, thedoctor had come, the chambermaid, one or two of her confreres from thetheater. But there had been long, dreary hours when she had lainmotionless, looking at the walls and thinking of her wrongs. She hadgone over and over the old ground, ...trodden the weary round like asquirrel in a cage, asked herself the same questions and searched, tormented, for their answers. As the days passed the weight of hergrievance grew, and her sick soul yearned to hit back at the man who hadso wantonly wounded her.
Gradually, from the turmoil an idea of retaliation was churned intobeing. It did not reach the point of action till Monday evening. Then itrose before her imperious, a vengeance, subtle and if not complete, atleast as satisfying as anything could be to her sore heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was not onlyto be trusted--a pal as reliable as a man--but it would cure her of herinfatuation, effectually crush out the passion that had devastated her.
CHAPTER XXVI PANCHA WRITES A LETTER Pancha had been much alone. Crowder had seen her several times, thedoctor had come, the chambermaid, one or two of her confreres from thetheater. But there had been long, dreary hours when she had lainmotionless, looking at the walls and thinking of her wrongs. She hadgone over and over the old ground, ...trodden the weary round like asquirrel in a cage, asked herself the same questions and searched, tormented, for their answers. As the days passed the weight of hergrievance grew, and her sick soul yearned to hit back at the man who hadso wantonly wounded her.
Gradually, from the turmoil an idea of retaliation was churned intobeing. It did not reach the point of action till Monday evening. Then itrose before her imperious, a vengeance, subtle and if not complete, atleast as satisfying as anything could be to her sore heart.
What to read after Treasure And Trouble Therewith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonner Geraldine to read onlineMoreLess
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