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Indeed, that she was quite willing to become his mistress, but this he refused.




He was too honourable to take advantage of her.

 

"I could not love thee, dear, so much ( , ,

), loved I not honour more ( )," he

quoted ( ).


 

 


 



 

 

He felt sure ( : ) that when they were

married ( ) they would bitterly regret it (

; to regret , ) if they had lived

together before ( ) as man and wife (

). Julia was proud of his principles ( ).

He was a kind and affectionate lover (

), but in a very short while ( :

; a short while , ) seemed to take her a

trifle for granted (,

; to take for granted ,

); by his manner ( //),

friendly but casual (, ; casual ,

, ), you might have thought (

: ) they had been married for years (

// ). But he showed great good nature (

: / ) in

allowing Julia to make love to him ( ).

 

principle ['prInsIp(q)l] casual ['kxZVql] trifle ['traIf(q)l]

 

"I could not love thee, dear, so much, loved I not honour more," he quoted.

He felt sure that when they were married they would bitterly regret it if they

Had lived together before as man and wife. Julia was proud of his principles.

He was a kind and affectionate lover, but in a very short while seemed to take

Her a trifle for granted; by his manner, friendly but casual, you might have

Thought they had been married for years. But he showed great good nature in

Allowing Julia to make love to him.

 

She adored to sit cuddled up to him ( , ;

to cuddle , , ) with


 

 


 



 

 

his arm round her waist ( : ), her face against his (

: ), and it was heaven (

; heaven , , , ) when she could

press her eager mouth ( :

; eager , ) against his rather thin lips (

). Though when they sat side by side like that (,

; side by side , ,

) he preferred to talk of the parts they were studying (

, : ) or

make plans for the future ( : ), he made

her very happy ( ). She never tired (

; to tire , , , ) of praising

his beauty ( ). It was heavenly ( ),

when she told him ( ) how exquisite his nose was (

) and how lovely his russet, curly hair ( //

), to feel () his hold on

her tighten a little (// ; to tighten

, , , ) and to see the tenderness in his

eyes ( ).

"Darling (), you'll make me ( ) as vain as a peacock

( , )."

"It would be so silly ( ) to pretend (, ) you

werent divinely handsome ( )."

 

waist [weIst] prefer [prI'fq:] praise [preIz] russet ['rAsIt]

 





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