Mr Tommy Dove And Other Stories
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With this determination tingeing every action and word, absorbing every thought, it was no wonder Mrs. Say re felt shut out of her daugh ter s heart. Elizabeth lived, in those fall days, only to turn Oliver back to his own better life. In all her talks with him, as they went to prayer- meeting, or wandered through the picture gal leries, or came home together from the library, there was this strange fencing and parrying. How many times, when she thought she saw the words trembling on his lips w...hich would make him untrue to his best self, and bring her the sweetness of human love, had she turned his thoughts back to Alice! How many times, when the door to happiness had seemed about 150 ELIZABETH.
to open, had she closed it with that single word, "Alice"!
Alice ! Alice ! The name rang in her ears ; it seemed to her sometimes as though she hated Alice.
This suppressed excitement told upon her; her face grew paler, and there was a weary look in her eyes which her mother n >ted with anx iety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With this determination tingeing every action and word, absorbing every thought, it was no wonder Mrs. Say re felt shut out of her daugh ter s heart. Elizabeth lived, in those fall days, only to turn Oliver back to his own better life. In all her talks with him, as they went to prayer- meeting, or wandered through the picture gal leries, or came home together from the library, there was this strange fencing and parrying. How many times, when she thought she saw the words trembling on his lips w...hich would make him untrue to his best self, and bring her the sweetness of human love, had she turned his thoughts back to Alice! How many times, when the door to happiness had seemed about 150 ELIZABETH.
to open, had she closed it with that single word, "Alice"!
Alice ! Alice ! The name rang in her ears ; it seemed to her sometimes as though she hated Alice.
This suppressed excitement told upon her; her face grew paler, and there was a weary look in her eyes which her mother n >ted with anx iety.
What to read after Mr Tommy Dove And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Deland to read onlineMoreLess
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