A Canadian Heroine, volume 3
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Costello, and the twoperfectly understood each other. They both thought, also, that theyunderstood what had occurred that morning, and why Lucia had a headache. Maurice had not made his appearance at his cousin's luncheon, as sheexpected, but that was not wonderful. Lady Dighton, however, had said toMrs. Costello, "It is quite extraordinary to me how Lucia can have seen Maurice'sperfect devotion to her, and not perceived that it was more thanbrotherly. " Mrs. Costello did not feel bound to expl...ain that Lucia's thoughts, asfar as they had ever been occupied at all with love, had been drawn awayin quite a different direction, so she contented herself with answering, "She is very childish in some things, and she has been all her lifeaccustomed to think of him as a brother. I knew he would have somedifficulty at first in persuading her to think otherwise. " "He can't have failed?" "I hope not. She has not told me anything, and therefore I do notsuppose there is anything decisive to tell. " After their conversation the two naturally looked with interest forLucia's coming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Costello, and the twoperfectly understood each other. They both thought, also, that theyunderstood what had occurred that morning, and why Lucia had a headache. Maurice had not made his appearance at his cousin's luncheon, as sheexpected, but that was not wonderful. Lady Dighton, however, had said toMrs. Costello, "It is quite extraordinary to me how Lucia can have seen Maurice'sperfect devotion to her, and not perceived that it was more thanbrotherly. " Mrs. Costello did not feel bound to expl...ain that Lucia's thoughts, asfar as they had ever been occupied at all with love, had been drawn awayin quite a different direction, so she contented herself with answering, "She is very childish in some things, and she has been all her lifeaccustomed to think of him as a brother. I knew he would have somedifficulty at first in persuading her to think otherwise. " "He can't have failed?" "I hope not. She has not told me anything, and therefore I do notsuppose there is anything decisive to tell. " After their conversation the two naturally looked with interest forLucia's coming.
What to read after A Canadian Heroine, volume 3?
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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