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At another time, in another condition, he would have beendelighted, dazzled, at this strange display; but not now.
In some careless fashion the war had been alluded to, and she spoke ofChancellorsville. "It was there you were last wounded?" "Yes, " he answered, not even looking down at the empty sleeve.
"It was there you lost your arm?" "Yes, " he answered again, "I am sorry it was my sword-arm. " "It was frightful, "--holding her breath. "Do you know you were reportedmortally wounded? worse?" ..."I have heard that I was sent up with the slain, " he replied, half-smiling.
"It is true. I looked for your name in the columns of 'wounded' and'missing, ' and read it at last in the list of 'killed. '" "For the sake of old times, I trust you were a little sorry to so readit, " he said, sadly, for the tone hurt him.
"Sorry? yes, I was sorry. Who, indeed, of your friends would not be?" "Who, indeed?" he repeated: "I am afraid the one whose regret I shouldmost desire would sorrow the least. " "It is very like, " she answered, with seemingcarelessness, --"disappointment is the rule of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At another time, in another condition, he would have beendelighted, dazzled, at this strange display; but not now.
In some careless fashion the war had been alluded to, and she spoke ofChancellorsville. "It was there you were last wounded?" "Yes, " he answered, not even looking down at the empty sleeve.
"It was there you lost your arm?" "Yes, " he answered again, "I am sorry it was my sword-arm. " "It was frightful, "--holding her breath. "Do you know you were reportedmortally wounded? worse?" ..."I have heard that I was sent up with the slain, " he replied, half-smiling.
"It is true. I looked for your name in the columns of 'wounded' and'missing, ' and read it at last in the list of 'killed. '" "For the sake of old times, I trust you were a little sorry to so readit, " he said, sadly, for the tone hurt him.
"Sorry? yes, I was sorry. Who, indeed, of your friends would not be?" "Who, indeed?" he repeated: "I am afraid the one whose regret I shouldmost desire would sorrow the least. " "It is very like, " she answered, with seemingcarelessness, --"disappointment is the rule of life.
What to read after What Answer??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickinson Anna E. to read onlineMoreLess
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