White Lies
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She heldher peace.
"Then, " continued Aubertin, "there is the terrible chance of Raynal'sreturn. But ere I take on me to advise you, what are your own plans?" "I don't know, " said Josephine helplessly.
"You--don't--know!" cried the doctor, looking at her in utter amazement.
"It is the answer of a mad woman, is it not? Doctor, I am little better. My foot has slipped on the edge of a precipice. I close my eyes, and letmyself glide down it. What will become of me?" "All shall be well, " said Aube...rtin, "provided you do not still love thatman. " Josephine did not immediately reply: her thoughts turned inwards. Thegood doctor was proceeding to congratulate her on being cured of a fatalpassion, when she stopped him with wonder in her face. "Not love him!How can I help loving him? I was his betrothed. I wronged him in mythoughts. War, prison, anguish, could not kill him; he loved me so. Hestruggled bleeding to my feet; and could I let him die, after all? CouldI be crueller than prison, and torture, and despair?" The doctor sighed deeply; but, arming himself with the necessaryresolution, he sternly replied, "A woman of your name cannot vacillatebetween love and honor; such vacillations have but one end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She heldher peace.
"Then, " continued Aubertin, "there is the terrible chance of Raynal'sreturn. But ere I take on me to advise you, what are your own plans?" "I don't know, " said Josephine helplessly.
"You--don't--know!" cried the doctor, looking at her in utter amazement.
"It is the answer of a mad woman, is it not? Doctor, I am little better. My foot has slipped on the edge of a precipice. I close my eyes, and letmyself glide down it. What will become of me?" "All shall be well, " said Aube...rtin, "provided you do not still love thatman. " Josephine did not immediately reply: her thoughts turned inwards. Thegood doctor was proceeding to congratulate her on being cured of a fatalpassion, when she stopped him with wonder in her face. "Not love him!How can I help loving him? I was his betrothed. I wronged him in mythoughts. War, prison, anguish, could not kill him; he loved me so. Hestruggled bleeding to my feet; and could I let him die, after all? CouldI be crueller than prison, and torture, and despair?" The doctor sighed deeply; but, arming himself with the necessaryresolution, he sternly replied, "A woman of your name cannot vacillatebetween love and honor; such vacillations have but one end.
What to read after White Lies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reade Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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