A Righted Wrong. a Novel 3
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Who could still the pang, which time can never lessen, which comes with the immeasurable change? We are in time and space, and they, the dead, are, as we say, beyond their bounds, set free from them. What, then, is their share with us?
104 A RIGHTED WRONG.
He was thinking of these things, which indeed were wont to occupy his mind when he was very peaceful and alone, and think- ing also how very brief all our uncertainty is — how short a time the Creator keeps His creatures in ignorance and susp...ense, and that he was very near to the lifting of the curtain — when Gertrude and Eleanor Bald- win came into the room, and gaily chal- lenged his admiration of their ball-dresses, their wreaths, their bouquets, and their general appearance.
With the keenly strong remembrance of Margaret which he had been dwelling upon freshly before him, James Dugdale was struck by the likeness which Gertrude pre- sented to her mother. Her face was more strictly handsome, her figure promised to be fuller and grander, but the resemblance in feature, in gesture, in voice, in all the subtler affinities which constitute the truth THE HEIRESS OE THE DEANE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who could still the pang, which time can never lessen, which comes with the immeasurable change? We are in time and space, and they, the dead, are, as we say, beyond their bounds, set free from them. What, then, is their share with us?
104 A RIGHTED WRONG.
He was thinking of these things, which indeed were wont to occupy his mind when he was very peaceful and alone, and think- ing also how very brief all our uncertainty is — how short a time the Creator keeps His creatures in ignorance and susp...ense, and that he was very near to the lifting of the curtain — when Gertrude and Eleanor Bald- win came into the room, and gaily chal- lenged his admiration of their ball-dresses, their wreaths, their bouquets, and their general appearance.
With the keenly strong remembrance of Margaret which he had been dwelling upon freshly before him, James Dugdale was struck by the likeness which Gertrude pre- sented to her mother. Her face was more strictly handsome, her figure promised to be fuller and grander, but the resemblance in feature, in gesture, in voice, in all the subtler affinities which constitute the truth THE HEIRESS OE THE DEANE.
What to read after A Righted Wrong. a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Hodgson Yates to read onlineMoreLess
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