A Bankrupt Heart 3
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' ' No thank you, Mrs Hody,' replied the girl, as she sat down in a chair and leaned her aching head against the wall.
Mrs Hody bustled out of the room, and it seemed ages to Nell before any one came to join her. She heard voices and laughter proceeding from the garden, and many other sounds indicative of life and enjoyment, but all about the housekeeper's domains, the intensest quiet seemed to reign. At last it was broken by the sound of a light quick footstep which made Nell's heart leap with...in her bosom, coming along the stone passage, and in another moment, the door opened and closed, and Lord Ilfracombe stood before A Bankrupt Heart. 149 1 her. Nell struggled to her feet to meet him.
1 Oh ! Vernie,' were her first words ; 'it is not my fault.' 1 Hus — h ' said the earl, as he opened the door again and listened to hear if by any chance they could be overheard; ' you mustn't call me by that name, Nell, lest any of the servants should have a mind for eavesdropping.' It was a small thing and a very natural thing for him to say, but it fell on the girl's excited spirits like a cold douche.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' No thank you, Mrs Hody,' replied the girl, as she sat down in a chair and leaned her aching head against the wall.
Mrs Hody bustled out of the room, and it seemed ages to Nell before any one came to join her. She heard voices and laughter proceeding from the garden, and many other sounds indicative of life and enjoyment, but all about the housekeeper's domains, the intensest quiet seemed to reign. At last it was broken by the sound of a light quick footstep which made Nell's heart leap with...in her bosom, coming along the stone passage, and in another moment, the door opened and closed, and Lord Ilfracombe stood before A Bankrupt Heart. 149 1 her. Nell struggled to her feet to meet him.
1 Oh ! Vernie,' were her first words ; 'it is not my fault.' 1 Hus — h ' said the earl, as he opened the door again and listened to hear if by any chance they could be overheard; ' you mustn't call me by that name, Nell, lest any of the servants should have a mind for eavesdropping.' It was a small thing and a very natural thing for him to say, but it fell on the girl's excited spirits like a cold douche.
What to read after A Bankrupt Heart 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat, Florence, 1837-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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