The Miller of Old Church
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Three months agowhen I spoke to you of marriage, you entreated me to allow you alittle time in which to accustom yourself to my proposal. That time ofprobation, which has been, I hope, equally trying to us both, has endedto-day. " "But I don't think I really love you, Mr. Mullen. " "I trust your eyes rather than your words--and your eyes have told me, all unconsciously to yourself, your secret. " "Well, I do love your sermons, but---" "My sermons are myself. There is nothing in my life, I trust..., thatbelies my preaching. " "I know how good you are, but honestly and truly, I don't want to marryanybody. " His smile hardened slowly on his face like an impression on metal thatcools into solidity. From the beginning he had conducted his courtship, as he had conducted his sacred office, with the manner of a gentlemanand the infallibility of an apostle. Doubt of his perfect fitness foreither vocation had never entered his head. Had it done so he wouldprobably have dismissed it as one of the insidious suggestions of thelower man--for the lower man was a creature who habitually disagreedwith his opinions and whom his soul abhorred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three months agowhen I spoke to you of marriage, you entreated me to allow you alittle time in which to accustom yourself to my proposal. That time ofprobation, which has been, I hope, equally trying to us both, has endedto-day. " "But I don't think I really love you, Mr. Mullen. " "I trust your eyes rather than your words--and your eyes have told me, all unconsciously to yourself, your secret. " "Well, I do love your sermons, but---" "My sermons are myself. There is nothing in my life, I trust..., thatbelies my preaching. " "I know how good you are, but honestly and truly, I don't want to marryanybody. " His smile hardened slowly on his face like an impression on metal thatcools into solidity. From the beginning he had conducted his courtship, as he had conducted his sacred office, with the manner of a gentlemanand the infallibility of an apostle. Doubt of his perfect fitness foreither vocation had never entered his head. Had it done so he wouldprobably have dismissed it as one of the insidious suggestions of thelower man--for the lower man was a creature who habitually disagreedwith his opinions and whom his soul abhorred.
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