Velveteens a Norfolk Story
Velveteens a Norfolk Story
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I know what you're think- ing about ; you're thinking that if you marry me I shall get tired of you, and return to my old mates, and we shall go from bad to worse. Now, isn't it so, Minnie?" She turned upon him her beautiful black eyes, and they acted like magic upon his conscience. It came across him all in a moment what a blackguard he was, and how utterly unworthy of this charming girl ; the tears actually welled into his eyes as he said, in quite a different tone from the self-satisfied one... he had been employing, nay in low, impassioned utterance A SUNDAY WALK. 93 "Oh, my life, my only anchor to hold me to what is good ! if you knew how I longed for you, you would relent and forgive me my past failings. I think you would, Minnie, because you are a good girl, you do what is right and love God ; and if you could see how your marrying me would save me from going wrong, you would say, * Giles Fletcher, I am willing to be your wedded wife for better or for worse ' ' "Aye, for worse, I'll uphold it, " said Aunt Bessie, coming up at that inopportune moment and spoiling their little love-making, "for worse, or I know nothing of men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know what you're think- ing about ; you're thinking that if you marry me I shall get tired of you, and return to my old mates, and we shall go from bad to worse. Now, isn't it so, Minnie?" She turned upon him her beautiful black eyes, and they acted like magic upon his conscience. It came across him all in a moment what a blackguard he was, and how utterly unworthy of this charming girl ; the tears actually welled into his eyes as he said, in quite a different tone from the self-satisfied one... he had been employing, nay in low, impassioned utterance A SUNDAY WALK. 93 "Oh, my life, my only anchor to hold me to what is good ! if you knew how I longed for you, you would relent and forgive me my past failings. I think you would, Minnie, because you are a good girl, you do what is right and love God ; and if you could see how your marrying me would save me from going wrong, you would say, * Giles Fletcher, I am willing to be your wedded wife for better or for worse ' ' "Aye, for worse, I'll uphold it, " said Aunt Bessie, coming up at that inopportune moment and spoiling their little love-making, "for worse, or I know nothing of men.
What to read after Velveteens a Norfolk Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Gilliat to read onlineMoreLess
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