Mea Culpa; a Woman's Last Word
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Has he explained his silence to me, that criminal silence, which was, when all is said, the cause of the evil that followed? To be sure he has ; and it was just as I had supposed. He was per- mitted to write to the lady in question once a month, and then only such cool conventional letters as her father might with propriety look over. Well, one day, when the time for writing his monthly letter had come round, he found himself in. the deepest depths of melancholy and discouragement. Everything h...ad gone wrong with him ; he had no money ; he had pawned his last pawnable pos- session ; what was worse, he could not work, and he be- lieved that he had lost his talent ; he believed that his hand had forgot her cunning. He was lonesome, he was in despair, and he was hungry. Then he thought, 'What is the use of my writing to her ? It's a hopeless case. It never can come to anything. I, who haven't the price of a dinner in my pocket, what right have I to keep her re- minded of me ? If I have any sentiment of honor in my heart, I must help her to forget me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Has he explained his silence to me, that criminal silence, which was, when all is said, the cause of the evil that followed? To be sure he has ; and it was just as I had supposed. He was per- mitted to write to the lady in question once a month, and then only such cool conventional letters as her father might with propriety look over. Well, one day, when the time for writing his monthly letter had come round, he found himself in. the deepest depths of melancholy and discouragement. Everything h...ad gone wrong with him ; he had no money ; he had pawned his last pawnable pos- session ; what was worse, he could not work, and he be- lieved that he had lost his talent ; he believed that his hand had forgot her cunning. He was lonesome, he was in despair, and he was hungry. Then he thought, 'What is the use of my writing to her ? It's a hopeless case. It never can come to anything. I, who haven't the price of a dinner in my pocket, what right have I to keep her re- minded of me ? If I have any sentiment of honor in my heart, I must help her to forget me.
What to read after Mea Culpa; a Woman's Last Word?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harland Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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