A Daughter of Music 2
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As she went out, the other person in the church rose from a bench and followed her.
It was a woman, and as she came out into the fuller light outside, Rhoda, standing irresolute, not knowing which way to take, recognised her face with a start of quickened consciousness. It was the same strange face she had seen in the moonlight a week before ; and it almost seemed as if Lady Mary Shad- well remembered and knew her too. Rhoda was moved with a curious impulse to go forward and put out her hand. T...he two women's eyes met ; for an instant it seemed as if they would speak ; then, with a little abrupt movement, Lady Mary turned away, and in another minute she had disappeared round an angle of the street. All the rest 164 A DAUGHTER OF MUSIC of the time she was in Venice Rhoda never saw her again ; but the strange face haunted her, and it seemed to her that she knew and understood the heart that looked forth through the sorrowful eyes.
CHAPTER XVII.
Tis God's voice calls : how could I stay? Farewell !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As she went out, the other person in the church rose from a bench and followed her.
It was a woman, and as she came out into the fuller light outside, Rhoda, standing irresolute, not knowing which way to take, recognised her face with a start of quickened consciousness. It was the same strange face she had seen in the moonlight a week before ; and it almost seemed as if Lady Mary Shad- well remembered and knew her too. Rhoda was moved with a curious impulse to go forward and put out her hand. T...he two women's eyes met ; for an instant it seemed as if they would speak ; then, with a little abrupt movement, Lady Mary turned away, and in another minute she had disappeared round an angle of the street. All the rest 164 A DAUGHTER OF MUSIC of the time she was in Venice Rhoda never saw her again ; but the strange face haunted her, and it seemed to her that she knew and understood the heart that looked forth through the sorrowful eyes.
CHAPTER XVII.
Tis God's voice calls : how could I stay? Farewell !
What to read after A Daughter of Music 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colmore, G. (Gertrude), D. 1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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