High Noon
High Noon
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To-morrow we 'U talk again. I won- der I never thought to tell you, Rosamund, that there are reasons for Douglas's growing old be- fore his time. Though he is older than you, child, a good fifteen years; we mustn't forget that And he is not happy. He has been unhappy so long that he sees the world through a cloud.
But to-morrow we '11 talk again, and I will tell you what I know, what all of us know but you. No, no, not to-night ! " And though Rosa- mund turned back with her bright, expectant lo...ok and her eager " Tell me, tell me ! " Angel pushed her off and shut the door upon her.
Then, so separated, Angel cla^)ed her hands ROSAMUND IN HEAVEN 195 tightly and stood stfll to think it out, while Rosamund went smiling away with that buoyant step of hers which seemed always set to dancing measures.
Rosamund had her little visit with Sylvia, and everything belonging to it was just the same — the white bed, the peaceful dusk broken by flick- ering of the fire, the faint scent of the roses, car- ried in to the dressing-room for the night but prodigally casting back their breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To-morrow we 'U talk again. I won- der I never thought to tell you, Rosamund, that there are reasons for Douglas's growing old be- fore his time. Though he is older than you, child, a good fifteen years; we mustn't forget that And he is not happy. He has been unhappy so long that he sees the world through a cloud.
But to-morrow we '11 talk again, and I will tell you what I know, what all of us know but you. No, no, not to-night ! " And though Rosa- mund turned back with her bright, expectant lo...ok and her eager " Tell me, tell me ! " Angel pushed her off and shut the door upon her.
Then, so separated, Angel cla^)ed her hands ROSAMUND IN HEAVEN 195 tightly and stood stfll to think it out, while Rosamund went smiling away with that buoyant step of hers which seemed always set to dancing measures.
Rosamund had her little visit with Sylvia, and everything belonging to it was just the same — the white bed, the peaceful dusk broken by flick- ering of the fire, the faint scent of the roses, car- ried in to the dressing-room for the night but prodigally casting back their breath.
What to read after High Noon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957 to read onlineMoreLess
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