Wolarois Cup
Wolarois Cup
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Morland never unbent to me, but remained as formal as an image. Immediately the girl rejoined us, he withdrew- She and I would while away the hours until eleven, chatting about many things ; but invariably, towards the end, of our shared ambition to build an oasis in the Bush. And always our parting was the same : "How I wish I were a man !" she would exclaim ; and I would smilingly reply: "That's where I have the best of you. " Not after the first night did she add: "I'd be your partner, very ...willingly. " Those were the happiest months I had known, but in many respects it was a torturing association. Daily, I measured my progress, and it always seemed too small to turn a balance. Often I came near despair; yet I never did despair, because the more I studied her, I grew to realise a quiet strength of character that walled the mysteries within her as with a rampart. And at rare odd intervals I drew hope from her deep inscrutable eyes, which some- times flashed a message that belied the calm aus- terity of her demeanour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Morland never unbent to me, but remained as formal as an image. Immediately the girl rejoined us, he withdrew- She and I would while away the hours until eleven, chatting about many things ; but invariably, towards the end, of our shared ambition to build an oasis in the Bush. And always our parting was the same : "How I wish I were a man !" she would exclaim ; and I would smilingly reply: "That's where I have the best of you. " Not after the first night did she add: "I'd be your partner, very ...willingly. " Those were the happiest months I had known, but in many respects it was a torturing association. Daily, I measured my progress, and it always seemed too small to turn a balance. Often I came near despair; yet I never did despair, because the more I studied her, I grew to realise a quiet strength of character that walled the mysteries within her as with a rampart. And at rare odd intervals I drew hope from her deep inscrutable eyes, which some- times flashed a message that belied the calm aus- terity of her demeanour.
What to read after Wolarois Cup?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ambrose Pratt to read onlineMoreLess
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