Barbara Halliday a Story of the Hill Country of Victoria
Barbara Halliday a Story of the Hill Country of Victoria
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And, oh, Anthony, whenever you think of her, and of what you wished me to do for your sake, put me in her place for a moment, and you will yet rejoice that I said No!" The man winced as if she had struck him a heavy blow; and as the girl forced her feet for- ward, and walked on alone, half-fainting with the strength of the conflicting emotions that possessed her, she heard, and would hear to her 212 BARBARA HALLIDAY. Dying day, in silent hours, the sound of his deep, hard sobbing. She herself l...ay sleepless on her bed all the long, dreary night, and for so many nights after- wards, that Mrs. Lecoeur, hearing her from the next room, tossing about, and marking how wan and worn her face was growing, and how all brightness of manner had gone from her, grew desperate; and, going to her room one evening just as she had retired, she begged her to trust her, and to tell her her trouble. But, though Barbara cried freely on the good, warm-hearted woman's breast, she could not bring herself to give even a bare outline of what had occurred, but only promised to do so at some future day, "when life looked brighter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, oh, Anthony, whenever you think of her, and of what you wished me to do for your sake, put me in her place for a moment, and you will yet rejoice that I said No!" The man winced as if she had struck him a heavy blow; and as the girl forced her feet for- ward, and walked on alone, half-fainting with the strength of the conflicting emotions that possessed her, she heard, and would hear to her 212 BARBARA HALLIDAY. Dying day, in silent hours, the sound of his deep, hard sobbing. She herself l...ay sleepless on her bed all the long, dreary night, and for so many nights after- wards, that Mrs. Lecoeur, hearing her from the next room, tossing about, and marking how wan and worn her face was growing, and how all brightness of manner had gone from her, grew desperate; and, going to her room one evening just as she had retired, she begged her to trust her, and to tell her her trouble. But, though Barbara cried freely on the good, warm-hearted woman's breast, she could not bring herself to give even a bare outline of what had occurred, but only promised to do so at some future day, "when life looked brighter.
What to read after Barbara Halliday a Story of the Hill Country of Victoria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marion Miller Knowles to read onlineMoreLess
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