The Damask Girl, And Other Stories
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She was assured that the 96 The Damask Girl Knight of the Sod was presentable in his normal state, though too eccentric for life out of an airship.
The circumstances were strenuous for Lionel, he was not at all competent to nod and elect Miss Merson as he had pre-visioned doing, nor to reject her, nor even to be rejected without an internal tempest, for she dissipated his loftiness by her witchery and made him humble and beseeching. In fact, he was dreadfully in love with her immediately, losin...g his majestical equilibrium, and then was mighty Lionel no longer, but fell into a bog of misery as deep as Thurston's.
Weaver secured a momentary word with Edna. They knew each other well, and he talked to her in suffering wrath, for now Lionel was besieging her fervently. Hal foolishly spoke of Egerly, and gave his case away.
"Wait till you see Thurston," he pleaded, "before you squander yourself there" — indicating Lionel with a mo- tion of the eye.
She threw her head high with graceful scorn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was assured that the 96 The Damask Girl Knight of the Sod was presentable in his normal state, though too eccentric for life out of an airship.
The circumstances were strenuous for Lionel, he was not at all competent to nod and elect Miss Merson as he had pre-visioned doing, nor to reject her, nor even to be rejected without an internal tempest, for she dissipated his loftiness by her witchery and made him humble and beseeching. In fact, he was dreadfully in love with her immediately, losin...g his majestical equilibrium, and then was mighty Lionel no longer, but fell into a bog of misery as deep as Thurston's.
Weaver secured a momentary word with Edna. They knew each other well, and he talked to her in suffering wrath, for now Lionel was besieging her fervently. Hal foolishly spoke of Egerly, and gave his case away.
"Wait till you see Thurston," he pleaded, "before you squander yourself there" — indicating Lionel with a mo- tion of the eye.
She threw her head high with graceful scorn.
What to read after The Damask Girl, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swift, Morrison I. (Morrison Isaac), 1856- to read onlineMoreLess
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