Avery
Avery
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But I cannot honestly say that I beheve she did. I don't think I have anything more to say. Not just now, anyhow. " Esmerald Thorne turned away and looked out of the window again, tapping on the sill with his fingers — scornfully one might have said.
AVERY 77 " We made the best arrangements we could. Some relatives telegraphed. And the interment " — " Oh, have some mercy, Thorne ! I have borne all I can — from you'^ . . .
" Esmerald ? " As if a spirit had stirred itj the library door opened inw...ards slowly. A womanly voice embodied in a fair and stately presence melted into the room.
" Oh, my dear ! my dear 1 " said Helen Thorne. " Leave him to me. " As the stricken man lifted his face from the lash of his fellow-man, the woman put out her hands and gathered his, as if he had been a broken child.
" Oh, " she said, " don't take it so ! Don't think of it that way. It would break Jean's heart. . . . She loved you so ! . . . And she knew you did n't know how sick she was. Any wife would know that — if her husband loved her, and if she loved him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I cannot honestly say that I beheve she did. I don't think I have anything more to say. Not just now, anyhow. " Esmerald Thorne turned away and looked out of the window again, tapping on the sill with his fingers — scornfully one might have said.
AVERY 77 " We made the best arrangements we could. Some relatives telegraphed. And the interment " — " Oh, have some mercy, Thorne ! I have borne all I can — from you'^ . . .
" Esmerald ? " As if a spirit had stirred itj the library door opened inw...ards slowly. A womanly voice embodied in a fair and stately presence melted into the room.
" Oh, my dear ! my dear 1 " said Helen Thorne. " Leave him to me. " As the stricken man lifted his face from the lash of his fellow-man, the woman put out her hands and gathered his, as if he had been a broken child.
" Oh, " she said, " don't take it so ! Don't think of it that way. It would break Jean's heart. . . . She loved you so ! . . . And she knew you did n't know how sick she was. Any wife would know that — if her husband loved her, and if she loved him.
What to read after Avery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Stuart Elizabeth Stuart Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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