Mary Mirrilies
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She loved him in a way Mary couldn't under- stand.
And yet Barbara's conscience would not let her alone. It hurt her unutterably to find that now the very name of Mary seemed to be jigging about in a little vortex of disturbance. It had lost the sense of calm security in which Mary had always seemed to stand upright.
For some curious reason it had not yet struck Oliver Mirrilies to be disturbed, but that would come, and Barbara was wondering day and night if it ought not to come through her.
Ol...iver was anything but well. He could easily get leave. He ought to go to Mary. He ought to go !
In a week Barbara looked haggard and lean ; her old self accentuated. Being haunted by Mary had undone all the good of her short spell of happiness. She hated her conscience. She hated her revolt against it. She felt a double traitor, a traitor both to Oliver and to his wife, her first friends, the two who for years had made life possible to her at all.
She was a more ignoble traitor even than that. She was a traitor to the greatest thing upon earth, to her great love the thing that had saved her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She loved him in a way Mary couldn't under- stand.
And yet Barbara's conscience would not let her alone. It hurt her unutterably to find that now the very name of Mary seemed to be jigging about in a little vortex of disturbance. It had lost the sense of calm security in which Mary had always seemed to stand upright.
For some curious reason it had not yet struck Oliver Mirrilies to be disturbed, but that would come, and Barbara was wondering day and night if it ought not to come through her.
Ol...iver was anything but well. He could easily get leave. He ought to go to Mary. He ought to go !
In a week Barbara looked haggard and lean ; her old self accentuated. Being haunted by Mary had undone all the good of her short spell of happiness. She hated her conscience. She hated her revolt against it. She felt a double traitor, a traitor both to Oliver and to his wife, her first friends, the two who for years had made life possible to her at all.
She was a more ignoble traitor even than that. She was a traitor to the greatest thing upon earth, to her great love the thing that had saved her.
What to read after Mary Mirrilies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen Mannington Hunt Caffyn to read onlineMoreLess
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