The Chrysalis
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"No, I was just going," he said. "I — " "Oh, I knew it — I knew it!" The words came in a quavering sob. "And you are armed!" With a quick motion she placed the lamp on the stand and darted to his side. "For the love of God, don't go down!" she pleaded.
"Go back to your room — and don't leave it be- fore morning. You will do this for me — ^you will — you will! You swore you loved me!
Then be generous — you can't love without be- ing generous ! — and promise me !" He saw her shoulders tremble, an...d knew that she was weeping, though she stifled her sobs.
In her agony of mind she gave no heed that she was in her night robe, that her hair was falling about her shoulders unrestrained, though the dishabille gave her a new beauty.
He slipped the revolver into his pocket.
"Tess," he whispered, and the nails of his fingers cut into his palms. "I don't want you to cry. Listen to me, dear: I will give you the promise ! I love you, and I promise, Tess, I promise!" "You are generous!" Her hands were clasped and her voice was not steady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No, I was just going," he said. "I — " "Oh, I knew it — I knew it!" The words came in a quavering sob. "And you are armed!" With a quick motion she placed the lamp on the stand and darted to his side. "For the love of God, don't go down!" she pleaded.
"Go back to your room — and don't leave it be- fore morning. You will do this for me — ^you will — you will! You swore you loved me!
Then be generous — you can't love without be- ing generous ! — and promise me !" He saw her shoulders tremble, an...d knew that she was weeping, though she stifled her sobs.
In her agony of mind she gave no heed that she was in her night robe, that her hair was falling about her shoulders unrestrained, though the dishabille gave her a new beauty.
He slipped the revolver into his pocket.
"Tess," he whispered, and the nails of his fingers cut into his palms. "I don't want you to cry. Listen to me, dear: I will give you the promise ! I love you, and I promise, Tess, I promise!" "You are generous!" Her hands were clasped and her voice was not steady.
What to read after The Chrysalis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Morton Kramer to read onlineMoreLess
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