A Canadian Heroine volume 1 8 2
A Canadian Heroine volume 1 8 2
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" He had alarmed her a little for the moment. She thought, "I have beenoccupied with myself, and she has been ill perhaps for days past. "Maurice felt her tremble, and blamed himself for speaking. At thatinstant they seemed to have returned to their old life. The veryattitude in which they stood, in which they had been used to have theirmost confidential chats, had lately been disused; and to resume it, andwith it the old position of adviser and consoler, was compensation formuch that he had su...ffered. He felt that Lucia was looking anxiously upat him--that she had for the moment quite forgotten all except hermother and himself.
"The weather has been so hot, " he said, searching for something to hidehis thoughts, "it is not wonderful for any one to be weakened by it. Nodoubt, that was the reason of Mrs. Costello's illness. " Luciaremembered the letter and was silent. Then she said, "Have you reallythought her looking ill lately?" "'Ill' is perhaps too strong a word. Besides, she has always said shewas well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He had alarmed her a little for the moment. She thought, "I have beenoccupied with myself, and she has been ill perhaps for days past. "Maurice felt her tremble, and blamed himself for speaking. At thatinstant they seemed to have returned to their old life. The veryattitude in which they stood, in which they had been used to have theirmost confidential chats, had lately been disused; and to resume it, andwith it the old position of adviser and consoler, was compensation formuch that he had su...ffered. He felt that Lucia was looking anxiously upat him--that she had for the moment quite forgotten all except hermother and himself.
"The weather has been so hot, " he said, searching for something to hidehis thoughts, "it is not wonderful for any one to be weakened by it. Nodoubt, that was the reason of Mrs. Costello's illness. " Luciaremembered the letter and was silent. Then she said, "Have you reallythought her looking ill lately?" "'Ill' is perhaps too strong a word. Besides, she has always said shewas well.
What to read after A Canadian Heroine volume 1 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Harry Coghill to read onlineMoreLess
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