Whither Thou Goest, a Romance of the Clyde
Whither Thou Goest, a Romance of the Clyde
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. . Please don't look at me. I want to say something. It is rather difficult, but I will say it.
. . . I don't know why it should be so difficult, either.
I always used to be able to say what I felt, what I meant.
But I will say it, because — because you and I are going to be — ^together — ^all the days of our lives. . . . After all, it's nothing very much. It's only. . . . You musn't let it hurt or offend you. . . . It's only that — that I've some money of my own — I suppose you've heard like ...most people " She laughed a little impatiently.
" But you have the right to know. And — and I want to tell you — ^not particularly for now, you understand, but for now and always, Dick — ^that all — ^all that I have is — yours. And — ^please don't speak — ^and — oh, well, I think that's all. Except that I never was glad of the itioney till now — for now it is yours, dear Dick." While she was speaking his face had flushed, then grown white and whiter. He saf motionless, staring at the loch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Please don't look at me. I want to say something. It is rather difficult, but I will say it.
. . . I don't know why it should be so difficult, either.
I always used to be able to say what I felt, what I meant.
But I will say it, because — because you and I are going to be — ^together — ^all the days of our lives. . . . After all, it's nothing very much. It's only. . . . You musn't let it hurt or offend you. . . . It's only that — that I've some money of my own — I suppose you've heard like ...most people " She laughed a little impatiently.
" But you have the right to know. And — and I want to tell you — ^not particularly for now, you understand, but for now and always, Dick — ^that all — ^all that I have is — yours. And — ^please don't speak — ^and — oh, well, I think that's all. Except that I never was glad of the itioney till now — for now it is yours, dear Dick." While she was speaking his face had flushed, then grown white and whiter. He saf motionless, staring at the loch.
What to read after Whither Thou Goest, a Romance of the Clyde?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bell John Joy to read onlineMoreLess
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