A Bride of the Plains
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I shall not leave thisvillage till I am assured that he means to be kind--that he _is_ kind toyou, even though my heart should break in remaining a witness to yourhappiness. " He stooped, and with the innate chivalry peculiar to the Hungarianpeasantry, he kissed the small, cold hand which trembled in his grasp:he kissed it as a noble lord would kiss the hand of a princess. Then, without looking on her again, he walked quietly out of the house, andElsa was alone with yet another bitter-sweet mem...ory to add to her storeof regrets.
CHAPTER XIV "It is true. " By the time that Andor turned the corner of the house into the street, he found that the news of his arrival had already spread through thevillage like wildfire. Klara Goldstein's ready tongue had been at workthis past hour; she had quickly disseminated the news that the wandererhad come home. She did not say that the malice and love of mischief inher had caused her to say nothing to Andor about Elsa's coming wedding. She merely told the first neighbour whom she came across that LakatosAndor had come back, just as she, for one, had always declared that hewould.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall not leave thisvillage till I am assured that he means to be kind--that he _is_ kind toyou, even though my heart should break in remaining a witness to yourhappiness. " He stooped, and with the innate chivalry peculiar to the Hungarianpeasantry, he kissed the small, cold hand which trembled in his grasp:he kissed it as a noble lord would kiss the hand of a princess. Then, without looking on her again, he walked quietly out of the house, andElsa was alone with yet another bitter-sweet mem...ory to add to her storeof regrets.
CHAPTER XIV "It is true. " By the time that Andor turned the corner of the house into the street, he found that the news of his arrival had already spread through thevillage like wildfire. Klara Goldstein's ready tongue had been at workthis past hour; she had quickly disseminated the news that the wandererhad come home. She did not say that the malice and love of mischief inher had caused her to say nothing to Andor about Elsa's coming wedding. She merely told the first neighbour whom she came across that LakatosAndor had come back, just as she, for one, had always declared that hewould.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orczy Emmuska Orczy Baroness to read onlineMoreLess
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