The Moth a Novel
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"Ned, " she said firmly, "you are the finest man I know, and I wish Margaret could hear me say that I love you as I never loved any one; yet it is an affection which she would be proud to have another woman acknowledge for her husband. I love you for your strength, your courage, your judgment, your friendship. I can't tell you what I will do I don't know myself, but I'll try to be the woman I ought to be to deserve a friend like you. I won't take you back to the office. I want to go home now an...d fix every word you've said so firmly in my heart that I never can forget a single one. Goodbye. " There was no word spoken as they passed quietly out of the dining-room to the side door on Tremont Street, where the motor awaited them. Cunningham helped Lucy into the tonneau and waved a pleased farewell as the car turned up Boylston Street in response to her instructions. [90] WHEN Lucy had replied to Auchester's question that her feeling of mortification at her hus band's manner of living came only when the fact was laid bare with particular emphasis, she really believed that no important change in the situation had taken place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ned, " she said firmly, "you are the finest man I know, and I wish Margaret could hear me say that I love you as I never loved any one; yet it is an affection which she would be proud to have another woman acknowledge for her husband. I love you for your strength, your courage, your judgment, your friendship. I can't tell you what I will do I don't know myself, but I'll try to be the woman I ought to be to deserve a friend like you. I won't take you back to the office. I want to go home now an...d fix every word you've said so firmly in my heart that I never can forget a single one. Goodbye. " There was no word spoken as they passed quietly out of the dining-room to the side door on Tremont Street, where the motor awaited them. Cunningham helped Lucy into the tonneau and waved a pleased farewell as the car turned up Boylston Street in response to her instructions. [90] WHEN Lucy had replied to Auchester's question that her feeling of mortification at her hus band's manner of living came only when the fact was laid bare with particular emphasis, she really believed that no important change in the situation had taken place.
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