The Bars of Iron
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If you really think I can make you happy, I am willing quite willing to try. " The words were spoken, and with them she offered all she had, freely, generously, with a quick love that was greater possibly than even she realized.
She was standing close to him waiting for him to turn and clasp her in his arms, as he had so nearly clasped her once against her will. But seconds passed and he did not move, and a cold foreboding began to knock at her heart lest after all lest after all his love for h...er had waned.
He stirred at last, just as she was on the point of turning from him, stretched out a groping hand that found and drew her to his side. But still he did not look at her or so much as raise his head.
He spoke after a moment in a choked voice that seemed to be wrung from him by sheer physical torture. "Avery, don't don't tempt me. I daren't!" The anguish of the words went through her, banishing all thought of anything else. Very suddenly she knew that he was fighting a desperate battle for her sake, that he was striving with all the strength that was in him to set her happiness before his own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you really think I can make you happy, I am willing quite willing to try. " The words were spoken, and with them she offered all she had, freely, generously, with a quick love that was greater possibly than even she realized.
She was standing close to him waiting for him to turn and clasp her in his arms, as he had so nearly clasped her once against her will. But seconds passed and he did not move, and a cold foreboding began to knock at her heart lest after all lest after all his love for h...er had waned.
He stirred at last, just as she was on the point of turning from him, stretched out a groping hand that found and drew her to his side. But still he did not look at her or so much as raise his head.
He spoke after a moment in a choked voice that seemed to be wrung from him by sheer physical torture. "Avery, don't don't tempt me. I daren't!" The anguish of the words went through her, banishing all thought of anything else. Very suddenly she knew that he was fighting a desperate battle for her sake, that he was striving with all the strength that was in him to set her happiness before his own.
What to read after The Bars of Iron?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel M Ethel May Dell to read onlineMoreLess
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