Vixen, volume Ii.
Vixen, volume Ii.
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And of courseViolet is charmed. You are the very man for her. " "Am I? So I thought myself till this morning. Unfortunately the younglady is of a different opinion. She has refused me. " "Refused you! Pshaw, they all begin that way. It's one of the smalldiplomacies of the sex. They think they enhance their value by anassumed reluctance. Nonsense, man, try again. She can't help likingyou. " "I would try again, every day for a twelvemonth, if there were ascintilla of hope. My life should be a ser...ies of offers. But the thingis decided. I know from her manner, from her face, that I have nochance. I have been in the habit of thinking myself rather a nice kindof fellow, and the women have encouraged the idea. But I don't answerhere, Winstanley. Miss Tempest will have nothing to say to me. " "She's a fool, " said Captain Winstanley, with his teeth set, and thatdark look of his which meant harm to somebody. "I'll talk to her. " "My dear Winstanley, understand I'll have no coercion. If I win her, Imust do it off my own bat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And of courseViolet is charmed. You are the very man for her. " "Am I? So I thought myself till this morning. Unfortunately the younglady is of a different opinion. She has refused me. " "Refused you! Pshaw, they all begin that way. It's one of the smalldiplomacies of the sex. They think they enhance their value by anassumed reluctance. Nonsense, man, try again. She can't help likingyou. " "I would try again, every day for a twelvemonth, if there were ascintilla of hope. My life should be a ser...ies of offers. But the thingis decided. I know from her manner, from her face, that I have nochance. I have been in the habit of thinking myself rather a nice kindof fellow, and the women have encouraged the idea. But I don't answerhere, Winstanley. Miss Tempest will have nothing to say to me. " "She's a fool, " said Captain Winstanley, with his teeth set, and thatdark look of his which meant harm to somebody. "I'll talk to her. " "My dear Winstanley, understand I'll have no coercion. If I win her, Imust do it off my own bat.
What to read after Vixen, volume Ii.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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