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He is moody, desultory, idle, irregular, fantastic. " "Heavens, what a list! And it 's all poor me?" "No, not all. But you are a part of it, and I turn to you because youare a more tangible, sensible, responsible cause than the others. " Christina raised her hand to her eyes, and bent her head thoughtfully. Rowland was puzzled to measure the effect of his venture; she rathersurprised him by her gentleness. At last, without moving, "If I were tomarry him, " she asked, "what would have become of ...his fiancee?" "I am bound to suppose that she would be extremely unhappy. " Christina said nothing more, and Rowland, to let her make herreflections, left his place and strolled away. Poor Assunta, sittingpatiently on a stone bench, and unprovided, on this occasion, withmilitary consolation, gave him a bright, frank smile, which might havebeen construed as an expression of regret for herself, and of sympathyfor her mistress. Rowland presently seated himself again near Christina.
"What do you think, " she asked, looking at him, "of your friend'sinfidelity?" "I don't like it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is moody, desultory, idle, irregular, fantastic. " "Heavens, what a list! And it 's all poor me?" "No, not all. But you are a part of it, and I turn to you because youare a more tangible, sensible, responsible cause than the others. " Christina raised her hand to her eyes, and bent her head thoughtfully. Rowland was puzzled to measure the effect of his venture; she rathersurprised him by her gentleness. At last, without moving, "If I were tomarry him, " she asked, "what would have become of ...his fiancee?" "I am bound to suppose that she would be extremely unhappy. " Christina said nothing more, and Rowland, to let her make herreflections, left his place and strolled away. Poor Assunta, sittingpatiently on a stone bench, and unprovided, on this occasion, withmilitary consolation, gave him a bright, frank smile, which might havebeen construed as an expression of regret for herself, and of sympathyfor her mistress. Rowland presently seated himself again near Christina.
"What do you think, " she asked, looking at him, "of your friend'sinfidelity?" "I don't like it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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