A Point of Conscience
A Point of Conscience
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She feels uplifted and happy — too hajipy for mental analysis of her mood. It would have troubled her to ask her whether the charm of the day, or only of the minute, has thus exhila- rated her ; making her feel that wings are superfluous tilings to certain mortals, and that she at any moment, without accessories of any kind, could soar 'twixt earth and heaven — with heaven in reach, if she so wills it.
She glances towards her heaven.
204 A POINT OF CONSCIENCE ' Ynii tlioiioht I Mould not come b...ack/ says Fenton in answer to tliat glance, and a pwpos of something just said by her. ' Did you really believe I could keep away ?' His tone is low and very soft — and distinctly I'eproachful. To be reproached by her lover always touches a woman : and Cecil sj)ecially would be open to sentiment of this kind, her nature being generous in the extreme. All through luncheon, Fenton, who had returned to Hillesden for this special pur- pose, had ]:)aid assiduous, if very careful, courtship to her ; so carefid, indeed, that Anthony alone of all men there had noticed it ; and with the knowledge, as it came to him, came not grief only, but despair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She feels uplifted and happy — too hajipy for mental analysis of her mood. It would have troubled her to ask her whether the charm of the day, or only of the minute, has thus exhila- rated her ; making her feel that wings are superfluous tilings to certain mortals, and that she at any moment, without accessories of any kind, could soar 'twixt earth and heaven — with heaven in reach, if she so wills it.
She glances towards her heaven.
204 A POINT OF CONSCIENCE ' Ynii tlioiioht I Mould not come b...ack/ says Fenton in answer to tliat glance, and a pwpos of something just said by her. ' Did you really believe I could keep away ?' His tone is low and very soft — and distinctly I'eproachful. To be reproached by her lover always touches a woman : and Cecil sj)ecially would be open to sentiment of this kind, her nature being generous in the extreme. All through luncheon, Fenton, who had returned to Hillesden for this special pur- pose, had ]:)aid assiduous, if very careful, courtship to her ; so carefid, indeed, that Anthony alone of all men there had noticed it ; and with the knowledge, as it came to him, came not grief only, but despair.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duchess to read onlineMoreLess
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