The Claverings
The Claverings
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We are quits, Harry; that is all that I have to say. We arequits now. " "I have intended to be true to you--to you and to her. " "Were you true when you acted as you did the other night?" He could notexplain to her how greatly he had been tempted. "Were you true when youheld me in your arms as that woman came in? Had you not made me thinkthat I might glory in loving you, and that I might show her that Iscorned her when she thought to promise me her secresy--her secresy, asthough I were ashamed ...of what she had seen. I was not ashamed--not then. Had all the world known it I should not have been ashamed. 'I have lovedhim long, ' I should have said, 'and him only. He is to be my husband, and now at last I need not be ashamed. '" So much she spoke, standing up, looking at him with firm face, and uttering her syllables with a quickclear voice; but at the last word there came a quiver in her tone, andthe strength of her countenance quailed, and there was a tear which madedim her eye, and she knew that she could no longer stand before him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are quits, Harry; that is all that I have to say. We arequits now. " "I have intended to be true to you--to you and to her. " "Were you true when you acted as you did the other night?" He could notexplain to her how greatly he had been tempted. "Were you true when youheld me in your arms as that woman came in? Had you not made me thinkthat I might glory in loving you, and that I might show her that Iscorned her when she thought to promise me her secresy--her secresy, asthough I were ashamed ...of what she had seen. I was not ashamed--not then. Had all the world known it I should not have been ashamed. 'I have lovedhim long, ' I should have said, 'and him only. He is to be my husband, and now at last I need not be ashamed. '" So much she spoke, standing up, looking at him with firm face, and uttering her syllables with a quickclear voice; but at the last word there came a quiver in her tone, andthe strength of her countenance quailed, and there was a tear which madedim her eye, and she knew that she could no longer stand before him.
What to read after The Claverings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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