The Gaiety of Fatma a Novel
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" " Ah, yes, Lois ! Poor little damsel, to be sure ! But if her affections are so easily won, may we not hope that they will be equally easily replaced ? " After that he spoke no longer to a village maiden of the East, but to the Lady Eric Lorimer-Harben, who had come, not only into the revenues and possessions of her dead lord, but into her own fine feminine estates — her wealth of womanhood, the clear and dainty instinct which told her when she talked with a coward and when with a man of manl...y parts. Over her words she still had control, but from the artillery of her eyes a withering fire scorched him through and through.
" Surely you wouldn't be hard on me for a little thing like that ? " he said, wincing before the flash 147 The Gaiety of Fatma of those bright twin-stars : "a mere trifling ruse on my part to pique you into feehng something, any- thing — that icy indifference maddened me so. " " Unfortunately one comes to feel other things than mere indifference. " " I think I could see my way more easily — I mean I think I would rather you hated me than that you should always be just calmly indifferent to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Ah, yes, Lois ! Poor little damsel, to be sure ! But if her affections are so easily won, may we not hope that they will be equally easily replaced ? " After that he spoke no longer to a village maiden of the East, but to the Lady Eric Lorimer-Harben, who had come, not only into the revenues and possessions of her dead lord, but into her own fine feminine estates — her wealth of womanhood, the clear and dainty instinct which told her when she talked with a coward and when with a man of manl...y parts. Over her words she still had control, but from the artillery of her eyes a withering fire scorched him through and through.
" Surely you wouldn't be hard on me for a little thing like that ? " he said, wincing before the flash 147 The Gaiety of Fatma of those bright twin-stars : "a mere trifling ruse on my part to pique you into feehng something, any- thing — that icy indifference maddened me so. " " Unfortunately one comes to feel other things than mere indifference. " " I think I could see my way more easily — I mean I think I would rather you hated me than that you should always be just calmly indifferent to me.
What to read after The Gaiety of Fatma a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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