A Man's Foes 1
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Nearly of an age, and exactly of a height, they were in respect of feature, complexion, and expression a perfect contrast. James, Rosa's boy, was slim for his height, and though he hath something of his mother's exquisite tint, 'tis evident that by- and-by he will be dark ; he hath brown eyes, and his hair, though still golden fair, hath dark shadows. He hath at times, and had that day remarkably, a look of great depth and rapture in his beautiful wide-opened eyes ; 'tis the look of a little an...gel that hath been charged with a message from heavens — as yet he lacks the words to declare the same, and so can do no more than to look it. My Roland is in every point the opposite of his cousin ; as lusty a child as ever I set eyes on, he hath his father's sunny hair and blue laughing eyes. He seems the very embodiment of earth at its best, as the other hath borrowed some of his beauty from heaven.
They stood for a moment hand-in-hand in the doorway, and then each child ran to A MAN'S FOES 195 his mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nearly of an age, and exactly of a height, they were in respect of feature, complexion, and expression a perfect contrast. James, Rosa's boy, was slim for his height, and though he hath something of his mother's exquisite tint, 'tis evident that by- and-by he will be dark ; he hath brown eyes, and his hair, though still golden fair, hath dark shadows. He hath at times, and had that day remarkably, a look of great depth and rapture in his beautiful wide-opened eyes ; 'tis the look of a little an...gel that hath been charged with a message from heavens — as yet he lacks the words to declare the same, and so can do no more than to look it. My Roland is in every point the opposite of his cousin ; as lusty a child as ever I set eyes on, he hath his father's sunny hair and blue laughing eyes. He seems the very embodiment of earth at its best, as the other hath borrowed some of his beauty from heaven.
They stood for a moment hand-in-hand in the doorway, and then each child ran to A MAN'S FOES 195 his mother.
What to read after A Man's Foes 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strain, E. H. (Euphans H.) to read onlineMoreLess
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