Little Masterpieces of Fiction; 4
Little Masterpieces of Fiction; 4
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But then, again, my exasperating insight into Alfred's self-complacent soul, his freedom from all the doubts and fears, the unsatisfied yearnings, the exquisite tortures of sensitiveness, that had made the web of my life, seemed to absolve me from all bonds toward him. This man needed no pity , no love ; those fine influences would have been as little felt by him as the delicate white mist is felt by the rock it caresses. There was no evil in store for him: if he was not to marry Bertha, it wot...ild be because he had found a lot pleasanter to himself.
Mr. Filmore's house lay not more than half a mile beyond our own gates, and, whenever I knew my brother was gone in another direction, I went there for the chance of finding Bertha at home.
Later on in the day, I walked thither. By a rare accident, she was alone, and we walked out in the grounds together, for she seldom went on foot beyond the trimly swept gravel walks. I remem- ber what a beautiful sylph she looked to me as the low November sun shone on her blonde hair, and she tripped along, teasing me with her usual light banter, to which I listened half fondly, half moodily ; it was all the sign Bertha's mysterious inner self ever made to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But then, again, my exasperating insight into Alfred's self-complacent soul, his freedom from all the doubts and fears, the unsatisfied yearnings, the exquisite tortures of sensitiveness, that had made the web of my life, seemed to absolve me from all bonds toward him. This man needed no pity , no love ; those fine influences would have been as little felt by him as the delicate white mist is felt by the rock it caresses. There was no evil in store for him: if he was not to marry Bertha, it wot...ild be because he had found a lot pleasanter to himself.
Mr. Filmore's house lay not more than half a mile beyond our own gates, and, whenever I knew my brother was gone in another direction, I went there for the chance of finding Bertha at home.
Later on in the day, I walked thither. By a rare accident, she was alone, and we walked out in the grounds together, for she seldom went on foot beyond the trimly swept gravel walks. I remem- ber what a beautiful sylph she looked to me as the low November sun shone on her blonde hair, and she tripped along, teasing me with her usual light banter, to which I listened half fondly, half moodily ; it was all the sign Bertha's mysterious inner self ever made to me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabie, Hamilton Wright, 1846-1916, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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