April's Lady
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"Perfectlove, " says the oldest, grandest testimony of all, "casteth out fear. "And he had feared. Sitting here in the dawning daylight, the tears ransoftly down her cheeks.
It is a strange thing, but true, that never once during this wholenight's dreary vigil do her thoughts once turn to Beauclerk.
CHAPTER XXX.
"Oh, there's stony a leaf in Atholl wood, And mony a bird in its breast, And mony a pain may the heart sustain Ere it sab itsel' to rest. " Barbara meets her on the threshold and dr...aws her with loving arms intothe dining-room.
"I knew you would be here at this hour. Lady Baltimore wrote me wordabout it. And I have sent the chicks away to play in the garden, as Ithought you would like to have a comfortable chat just at first. " "Lady Baltimore wrote?" "Yes, dear. Just to say you were distressed about that unfortunateaffair--that drive, you know--and that you felt you wanted to come backto me. I was glad you wanted that, darling. " "You are not angry with me, Barbara?" asks the girl, loosening hersister's arms the better to see her face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Perfectlove, " says the oldest, grandest testimony of all, "casteth out fear. "And he had feared. Sitting here in the dawning daylight, the tears ransoftly down her cheeks.
It is a strange thing, but true, that never once during this wholenight's dreary vigil do her thoughts once turn to Beauclerk.
CHAPTER XXX.
"Oh, there's stony a leaf in Atholl wood, And mony a bird in its breast, And mony a pain may the heart sustain Ere it sab itsel' to rest. " Barbara meets her on the threshold and dr...aws her with loving arms intothe dining-room.
"I knew you would be here at this hour. Lady Baltimore wrote me wordabout it. And I have sent the chicks away to play in the garden, as Ithought you would like to have a comfortable chat just at first. " "Lady Baltimore wrote?" "Yes, dear. Just to say you were distressed about that unfortunateaffair--that drive, you know--and that you felt you wanted to come backto me. I was glad you wanted that, darling. " "You are not angry with me, Barbara?" asks the girl, loosening hersister's arms the better to see her face.
What to read after April's Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hungerford Margaret Wolfe to read onlineMoreLess
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