The Belfry
The Belfry
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He laughed.
"You only took trouble to get her away, old man, when she wanted to be here with me. What do you suppose I brought her here for? Would you have ever thought of letting her come with you? Of giving her what she wanted to that extent? Not you! You'd only have thought of shutting her up and protecting her for your own wretched sake — ^which was the last thing she wanted.
She'd had about enough of that." I replied that certainly I should have thought of pro- tecting a young girl before ...everything else ; that it never would have occurred to me to compromise her in order to MY BOOK 109 marry her — even if I did find I couldn't marry her in any other way.
I had hit him there. He was quiet for a little while after it. I didn't look at him — I didn't want to look at him — ^but I could feel him there, breathing hard from the shock of it, with his mouth a little open.
Presently he took the thing up again. He went on, placably, quietly explaining. "I thought of protecting her too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He laughed.
"You only took trouble to get her away, old man, when she wanted to be here with me. What do you suppose I brought her here for? Would you have ever thought of letting her come with you? Of giving her what she wanted to that extent? Not you! You'd only have thought of shutting her up and protecting her for your own wretched sake — ^which was the last thing she wanted.
She'd had about enough of that." I replied that certainly I should have thought of pro- tecting a young girl before ...everything else ; that it never would have occurred to me to compromise her in order to MY BOOK 109 marry her — even if I did find I couldn't marry her in any other way.
I had hit him there. He was quiet for a little while after it. I didn't look at him — I didn't want to look at him — ^but I could feel him there, breathing hard from the shock of it, with his mouth a little open.
Presently he took the thing up again. He went on, placably, quietly explaining. "I thought of protecting her too.
What to read after The Belfry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, May to read onlineMoreLess
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