A Life's Devotion 3
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She felt she had placed a power- ful weapon of defence in Bridget's hands against any attempts on her part to get rid of this imper- turbable woman, while it might be used at any moment to her own injury.
119 CHAPTER IX.
Absorbed in her own happiness, Shelali had wholly forgotten Dick Thornton's existence, and had not even noticed his departure. Still hold- ing Hugh's hand, she was gazing up at him in a perfect rapture of gladness. After a moment she said, in a low voice, ' Hugh, Hugh ! I am so... full of joy at seeing you again. But may I still call you by your Christian name? Will this not be disrespectful, now I am your ward V
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She felt she had placed a power- ful weapon of defence in Bridget's hands against any attempts on her part to get rid of this imper- turbable woman, while it might be used at any moment to her own injury.
119 CHAPTER IX.
Absorbed in her own happiness, Shelali had wholly forgotten Dick Thornton's existence, and had not even noticed his departure. Still hold- ing Hugh's hand, she was gazing up at him in a perfect rapture of gladness. After a moment she said, in a low voice, ' Hugh, Hugh ! I am so... full of joy at seeing you again. But may I still call you by your Christian name? Will this not be disrespectful, now I am your ward V
What to read after A Life's Devotion 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandars, Virginia to read onlineMoreLess
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