The Snare of Strength
The Snare of Strength
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" Yes, you are beautiful." She laughed like a child at play. "And is Henry jealous?" "He must be, unless he's dead." "Oh, I'm glad, I'm glad!" " But has he anything to be jealous of, really jealous — Mr. Gifford, for instance?" She paled. "Oh, Dodtor! there was nothing wrong.
I couldn't. Why, my mother is dead only two years." Graham passed over the irrelevancy. "And when your husband discovered you with Mr. Gifford were you — er — dancing without music?" [158] THE SNARE OF STRENGTH "Ye-s, just... like that." "What about the many meetings before that; your husband probably knows of them?" "Oh, Doftor! there was no harm. We both were lonely — and he's so handsome; and I was sorry for him, and I was so unhappy and he was so kind, and we were both so miserable that — " "That you were happy?" "Yes, yes, Dodtor — just like that." "And GifTord had you in his arms — " "Oh, Doftor! don't, don't!" "And was kissing you when your husband came in?" "Oh, I suppose so. I didn't know, really.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Yes, you are beautiful." She laughed like a child at play. "And is Henry jealous?" "He must be, unless he's dead." "Oh, I'm glad, I'm glad!" " But has he anything to be jealous of, really jealous — Mr. Gifford, for instance?" She paled. "Oh, Dodtor! there was nothing wrong.
I couldn't. Why, my mother is dead only two years." Graham passed over the irrelevancy. "And when your husband discovered you with Mr. Gifford were you — er — dancing without music?" [158] THE SNARE OF STRENGTH "Ye-s, just... like that." "What about the many meetings before that; your husband probably knows of them?" "Oh, Doftor! there was no harm. We both were lonely — and he's so handsome; and I was sorry for him, and I was so unhappy and he was so kind, and we were both so miserable that — " "That you were happy?" "Yes, yes, Dodtor — just like that." "And GifTord had you in his arms — " "Oh, Doftor! don't, don't!" "And was kissing you when your husband came in?" "Oh, I suppose so. I didn't know, really.
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