Love in
Love in a Muddle
作者：Jope-Slade, Christine
体例：题 章数：83
字数：122,383 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 83 题- BY
- I can't sleep.
- I crept from them to-night and went for a walk by the sea.
- I got frightened, absolutely scared.
- I could have screamed.
- I _liked_ it.
- I liked the cool, rather insolent, devil-may-care voice.
- I looked at father.
- It seemed unnecessary to tell him I had no "glad rags."
- I knew who lived there well enough.
- Everybody yelled, "Hello, Cromer!" and "Cheerio, Cromer!"
- I felt suddenly as if I wanted to cry.
- I love warm things, and glows and twinkles and brightness.
- I imagine he is bored.
- I don't think he is happy.
- I can imagine what my life would be!
- I think they would pack me off as governess or companion to someone.
- I don't think I'll ever forget to-night.
- I think they all felt it.
- I do love life.
- I nodded. I couldn't speak.
- I heard father giving orders for the band to play them off.
- I rose and stuck my hands in my pockets.
- I couldn't send him away with that look on his face.
- I climbed into the Gilpins' car with a white face.
- I turned to see Cheneston and his orderly beside me.
- I thought he avoided looking at me, and I felt uncomfortable.
- The band blazed out "Tipperary."
- I think Cheneston was even whiter.
- I looked at Cheneston--and I looked away.
- I am hunting for a corner to run away to when my time comes.
- I know Cheneston is horribly unhappy.
- I know Grace is equally wretched.
- I had achieved my effect.
- I am one of the people who never "click" in their effects.
- I had tried to be subtle and I had achieved blatancy.
- I slipped on my exquisitely cut linen jacket.
- I tried to find the right words to say.
- I saw Cheneston's mother to-night for a few moments.
- I went slowly. I was trembling and a little afraid.
- I put on my little rainproof coat and sou'-wester and went out.
- I sat down stupidly and stared at the letter.
- I shall never forget the ecstatic look in her small, grimy face.
- I felt myself sort of melting towards him.
- I looked up, startled and taken unawares.
- I saw that she told me purposely without preamble.
- I knelt beside the bed. I was trembling and I felt sicker than ever.
- I looked at her, startled and perplexed.
- I caught a train to Cromer Court almost at once.
- I went back to Cromer Court a different person.
- I met Cheneston as a different person.
- I know that he was different.
- I nodded.
- I caught my breath--somehow I had not quite expected just that.
- So Walter Markham was going to live, and I had promised----
- I handed him the telegram, and he followed me into the drawing-room.
- I felt black inside with bitterness and rebellion.
- I could have smacked him.
- I played the opening bars of "Thank God for a Garden."
- I felt like a worn-out mosquito.
- I wondered if he were going to refer to the five hundred pounds.
- I got up shivering and put on my little silk kimona.
- I prayed Heaven she was asleep as I cautiously opened the door.
- I crept to the bed.
- I touched her face; it was cold as ice. touched her hand.
- I looked at the letter.
- I took it very gently from her fingers.
- I staggered to my feet.
- I had to. I couldn't stay and face things out.
- I was running away from Explanations.
- I packed a few of my serviceable clothes in a handbag.
- I had five pounds in notes and fifteen shillings in silver.
- I wouldn't squash my feelings about Cheneston.
- I simply love them.
- She paid for the girl's "hurry."
- I had one of them on my arm when I went to the Savoy.
- I adore Fuller's chocolates.
- I would have given the world to have been able to stop and say:
- I heard Grace say in that queer, lilting voice of hers:
- I reached the Embankment.
- I wasn't feeling at all. I was numbed. The pain hadn't begun to work.
- I wanted the lid up.
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