Barbara Heathcotes Trial
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Nigel had disappointed her : she called him cold, satirical — while all the time he had spoken honestly fiom his con- viction, and then, grieved at her downcast face, had cast about in his own mind how he could help her to knowledge, and further her ambitious schemes. He did not think much of her pictures, — they were veiy faulty ; b\it he did detect in them, as he said, talent of a certain order, and perhaps power ; he woidd prove the stuff" of which she was made : and then he saw her wince at... the mention of yeare of labour and vmcertain fruition. "She is like all women, " he said to himself; "she is like myself — a dawdler, a dabbler in art. We shall neither of us set the world on fire ; but never mind — I will give her a BARBARA'S TE DEUM. 149 helping hand ;" and so he cast about in his mind how he might best assist her. And Barbara thought him crael, and argued out the matter with feeble womanish tears — not much of a heroine is Bab! " He reads my natm-e truly, " she said, crushing in her pillow with feverish hands, and staring at a rim of sunlight that decked the window-seat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nigel had disappointed her : she called him cold, satirical — while all the time he had spoken honestly fiom his con- viction, and then, grieved at her downcast face, had cast about in his own mind how he could help her to knowledge, and further her ambitious schemes. He did not think much of her pictures, — they were veiy faulty ; b\it he did detect in them, as he said, talent of a certain order, and perhaps power ; he woidd prove the stuff" of which she was made : and then he saw her wince at... the mention of yeare of labour and vmcertain fruition. "She is like all women, " he said to himself; "she is like myself — a dawdler, a dabbler in art. We shall neither of us set the world on fire ; but never mind — I will give her a BARBARA'S TE DEUM. 149 helping hand ;" and so he cast about in his mind how he might best assist her. And Barbara thought him crael, and argued out the matter with feeble womanish tears — not much of a heroine is Bab! " He reads my natm-e truly, " she said, crushing in her pillow with feverish hands, and staring at a rim of sunlight that decked the window-seat.
What to read after Barbara Heathcotes Trial?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carey Rosa Nouchette to read onlineMoreLess
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