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. their love is such a tissue of dreams and folly and song that I can't imagine it surviving the strains of life.
Mr. Watson Need there be strains? There's money enough. As for other things . . .
she won't have to suffer as you had to suffer ... He won't have to suffer as I had to suffer in telling . . . you before we were married — 42 He falls silent^ a look of pain crossing his face.
Mrs. Watson John!
Mr. Watson As you wish, Mabel.
You 're right.
That 's past. And now, at this very moment, pe...rhaps, Ralph and she are planning out their life.
Would you have me thwart them.?
Mrs. Watson Only for their sake.
Mr. Watson For their sake?
It turned out useless, you know, my taking this with me. There was n't a miner in Idaho that could n't have ** got the drop on me." Won't they be a good deal like that?
Mrs. Watson You brought your men to their senses.
Mr. Watson Mabel, in such a love as Ralph's must be, there 's something that I for one hate to interfere with.
In spite of its folly, if there is folly in it, it may lift a man higher than he 'd climb without it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. their love is such a tissue of dreams and folly and song that I can't imagine it surviving the strains of life.
Mr. Watson Need there be strains? There's money enough. As for other things . . .
she won't have to suffer as you had to suffer ... He won't have to suffer as I had to suffer in telling . . . you before we were married — 42 He falls silent^ a look of pain crossing his face.
Mrs. Watson John!
Mr. Watson As you wish, Mabel.
You 're right.
That 's past. And now, at this very moment, pe...rhaps, Ralph and she are planning out their life.
Would you have me thwart them.?
Mrs. Watson Only for their sake.
Mr. Watson For their sake?
It turned out useless, you know, my taking this with me. There was n't a miner in Idaho that could n't have ** got the drop on me." Won't they be a good deal like that?
Mrs. Watson You brought your men to their senses.
Mr. Watson Mabel, in such a love as Ralph's must be, there 's something that I for one hate to interfere with.
In spite of its folly, if there is folly in it, it may lift a man higher than he 'd climb without it.
What to read after The Father;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greene, Henry Copley, 1871- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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