What Answer 8 2
What Answer 8 2
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" He took her hand, held it close for a moment, and then, without anotherlook or word, put it tenderly down, and was gone.
So absorbed was he in painful thought that, passing down the long avenuewith bent head, he did not notice, nor even see, a gentleman who, comingfrom the opposite direction, looked at him at first carelessly, and thensearchingly, as he went by.
This gentleman, a man in the prime of life, handsome, stately, andevidently at home here, scrutinized the stranger with a singularin...tensity, --made a movement as though he would speak to him, --and then, drawing back, went with hasty steps towards the house.
Had Willie looked up, beheld this face and its expression, returned thescrutiny of the one, and comprehended the meaning of the other, whilememory recalled a picture once held in his hands, some things nowobscured would have been revealed to him, and a problem been solved. Asit was, he saw nothing, moved mechanically onward to the carriage, seated himself and said, "Home!" This young man was neither presumptuous nor vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He took her hand, held it close for a moment, and then, without anotherlook or word, put it tenderly down, and was gone.
So absorbed was he in painful thought that, passing down the long avenuewith bent head, he did not notice, nor even see, a gentleman who, comingfrom the opposite direction, looked at him at first carelessly, and thensearchingly, as he went by.
This gentleman, a man in the prime of life, handsome, stately, andevidently at home here, scrutinized the stranger with a singularin...tensity, --made a movement as though he would speak to him, --and then, drawing back, went with hasty steps towards the house.
Had Willie looked up, beheld this face and its expression, returned thescrutiny of the one, and comprehended the meaning of the other, whilememory recalled a picture once held in his hands, some things nowobscured would have been revealed to him, and a problem been solved. Asit was, he saw nothing, moved mechanically onward to the carriage, seated himself and said, "Home!" This young man was neither presumptuous nor vain.
What to read after What Answer 8 2?
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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