Polly
Polly
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" I haven't any tact ; I never had. There are ever so many things you could say to me now if yoq ii6 POLLY cared to say them : they would all be true. Your memories of me can't be very pleasant. ... " " They're all I've got, my dear, " Polly interposed, taken unawares.
" Polly, when I saw you again that evening at the Cafe Riche . . . Something happened to me, " Loftus continued, halting and earnest. " I knew at once that I should never care again for anyone but you. You were the first, Polly. ...Others were very dear to me, but you were the first and you'll be the last. Don't let your foolish notions of loyalty ruin your life. You know you aren't happy. ... " " Don't, Bill, " said Polly, with white face and lips compressed. " Don't ! Can't you see, my dear, it isn't possible ? " " Why isn't it possible ? " " I can't leave him. I belong to him now as long as he lives, as long as he wants me. And there are other reasons, too. We have our troubles, of course, like other people. And his health is so bad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I haven't any tact ; I never had. There are ever so many things you could say to me now if yoq ii6 POLLY cared to say them : they would all be true. Your memories of me can't be very pleasant. ... " " They're all I've got, my dear, " Polly interposed, taken unawares.
" Polly, when I saw you again that evening at the Cafe Riche . . . Something happened to me, " Loftus continued, halting and earnest. " I knew at once that I should never care again for anyone but you. You were the first, Polly. ...Others were very dear to me, but you were the first and you'll be the last. Don't let your foolish notions of loyalty ruin your life. You know you aren't happy. ... " " Don't, Bill, " said Polly, with white face and lips compressed. " Don't ! Can't you see, my dear, it isn't possible ? " " Why isn't it possible ? " " I can't leave him. I belong to him now as long as he lives, as long as he wants me. And there are other reasons, too. We have our troubles, of course, like other people. And his health is so bad.
What to read after Polly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Goldring to read onlineMoreLess
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