Alabaster Box 8 0
Alabaster Box 8 0
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He meant this house, I found. It was then Imade up my mind to do anything to get the money.... You see I knew hecould never be happy here unless the old wrongs were righted first. Isaw I must do all that; and when, after my uncle's death, I foundthat I was rich--really rich, I came here as soon as I could. Therewasn't any time to lose. " She fell silent, her eyes shining luminously under half closed lids. She seemed unconscious of his gaze riveted upon her face. It was asif a curtain had been d...rawn aside by her painful effort. He wasseeing her clearly now and without cloud of passion--in all herinnocence, her sadness, set sacredly apart from other women by thelong devotion of her thwarted youth. An immense compassion tookpossession of him. He could have fallen at her feet praying herforgiveness for his mean suspicions, his harsh judgment.
The sound of hammers on the veranda roof above their heads appearedto rouse her.
"Don't you think I ought to tell--everybody?" she asked hurriedly.
He considered her question in silence for a moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He meant this house, I found. It was then Imade up my mind to do anything to get the money.... You see I knew hecould never be happy here unless the old wrongs were righted first. Isaw I must do all that; and when, after my uncle's death, I foundthat I was rich--really rich, I came here as soon as I could. Therewasn't any time to lose. " She fell silent, her eyes shining luminously under half closed lids. She seemed unconscious of his gaze riveted upon her face. It was asif a curtain had been d...rawn aside by her painful effort. He wasseeing her clearly now and without cloud of passion--in all herinnocence, her sadness, set sacredly apart from other women by thelong devotion of her thwarted youth. An immense compassion tookpossession of him. He could have fallen at her feet praying herforgiveness for his mean suspicions, his harsh judgment.
The sound of hammers on the veranda roof above their heads appearedto rouse her.
"Don't you think I ought to tell--everybody?" she asked hurriedly.
He considered her question in silence for a moment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary E Wilkins Freeman And Florence Morse Kingsley to read onlineMoreLess
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