Henderson a Novel
Henderson a Novel
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And when the girl, with a disappointed, troubled look on her face, glanced up at him and asked, " Oh, going now ? " he answered, yes, he must. She went to the outer door with him, and recovering himself on the step suf- 96 THE ROSE-RED GLOW ficiently to be conscious of some obligation to her, he tried feebly to express to her his appreciation of her goodness in helping him get through a bad evening.
" Oh, pshaw ! stay any time that you think the hum and whistle will amuse you, " she told him, w...ith a pleasant intonation, which, conquering her purpose and her disappoint- ment, had an unconscious heroism in it. But Henderson, absorbed now in his own heart's concern, missed this illustration of the trag- edy of waste in Love's economy.
He said that he was very much obliged, and put up his umbrella and went down the steps. At the gate he saw that she was still standing in the doorway. Through the par- lor window the red light shone on under the half-drawn blind rosily, but the girl, out be- yond it in the shadow, looked unrelievedly drab.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when the girl, with a disappointed, troubled look on her face, glanced up at him and asked, " Oh, going now ? " he answered, yes, he must. She went to the outer door with him, and recovering himself on the step suf- 96 THE ROSE-RED GLOW ficiently to be conscious of some obligation to her, he tried feebly to express to her his appreciation of her goodness in helping him get through a bad evening.
" Oh, pshaw ! stay any time that you think the hum and whistle will amuse you, " she told him, w...ith a pleasant intonation, which, conquering her purpose and her disappoint- ment, had an unconscious heroism in it. But Henderson, absorbed now in his own heart's concern, missed this illustration of the trag- edy of waste in Love's economy.
He said that he was very much obliged, and put up his umbrella and went down the steps. At the gate he saw that she was still standing in the doorway. Through the par- lor window the red light shone on under the half-drawn blind rosily, but the girl, out be- yond it in the shadow, looked unrelievedly drab.
What to read after Henderson a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Rose Emmet to read onlineMoreLess
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