Colonel Enderby's Wife: a Novel
Colonel Enderby's Wife: a Novel
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The winter is coming to eat up our lovely autumn days; moat of the birds will be gone, and those that remain will have tamed into poor shivering little beggars* And I shall grow older and older; I shall get not to care for the summer and the sunshine; I shall not be able to be amused ; and then at last I shall hare to die. It most oome— " In a strong movement of protective love and tenderness* Philip Enderby came up to the girl, pat his arm round her, and gathered her close np against him.
" Do...n't, dearest," he said ; " for God's rake, don't talk like that!
You're not like yourself, Jessie." "Oh I" she answered, "it is nothing, really. It will all blow over soon, and I shall forget all about it. I don't often think of what is terrible. Only sometimes it has come over me lately that everything is slipping away, and that every day is a day lost ont of my life, and I feel as if I should go mad. I cannot die," she cried ; "I will not die." Philip tried to speak, but she silenced hitn.
44 You are devout; and people who are devout never quite un- derstand, however kind they may be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The winter is coming to eat up our lovely autumn days; moat of the birds will be gone, and those that remain will have tamed into poor shivering little beggars* And I shall grow older and older; I shall get not to care for the summer and the sunshine; I shall not be able to be amused ; and then at last I shall hare to die. It most oome— " In a strong movement of protective love and tenderness* Philip Enderby came up to the girl, pat his arm round her, and gathered her close np against him.
" Do...n't, dearest," he said ; " for God's rake, don't talk like that!
You're not like yourself, Jessie." "Oh I" she answered, "it is nothing, really. It will all blow over soon, and I shall forget all about it. I don't often think of what is terrible. Only sometimes it has come over me lately that everything is slipping away, and that every day is a day lost ont of my life, and I feel as if I should go mad. I cannot die," she cried ; "I will not die." Philip tried to speak, but she silenced hitn.
44 You are devout; and people who are devout never quite un- derstand, however kind they may be.
What to read after Colonel Enderby's Wife: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malet, Lucas, 1852-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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