Birds of Prey : a Novel 2
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^ I thought of my dead mother — a poor gentle crea- tm'e, too frail to carry heroically the burden laid upon her, and so a little soured by chronic debt C. )iCa ii,^^-^^*'^ 94 BIRDS OF PREY.
and clifRcLilty. I have reason to remember her tenderly ; we shared so much misery together.
I beheve my father married lier in the Rules of the Bench ; and if I am not sure upon this point, I know for a certainty that I was born within those mystic bomidaries.
And then my mind wandered to those nomadic adv...entures in wliicli poor Diana Paget and I were so much together. I think we were a little fond of each other in those days; but in that matter I was at least prudent; and now the transient fancy has faded, on Di's part as well as on mine.
If I could be as prudent where Charlotte H.
is concerned !
But prudence and Charlotte's eyes cannot hold their o^Yn in the same brain. Of two things, one, as our neighbours say : a man must cease to be prudent, or he must forget those bewitching gray eyes.
I know she was sorry when she heard of my intended de2:)arture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ I thought of my dead mother — a poor gentle crea- tm'e, too frail to carry heroically the burden laid upon her, and so a little soured by chronic debt C. )iCa ii,^^-^^*'^ 94 BIRDS OF PREY.
and clifRcLilty. I have reason to remember her tenderly ; we shared so much misery together.
I beheve my father married lier in the Rules of the Bench ; and if I am not sure upon this point, I know for a certainty that I was born within those mystic bomidaries.
And then my mind wandered to those nomadic adv...entures in wliicli poor Diana Paget and I were so much together. I think we were a little fond of each other in those days; but in that matter I was at least prudent; and now the transient fancy has faded, on Di's part as well as on mine.
If I could be as prudent where Charlotte H.
is concerned !
But prudence and Charlotte's eyes cannot hold their o^Yn in the same brain. Of two things, one, as our neighbours say : a man must cease to be prudent, or he must forget those bewitching gray eyes.
I know she was sorry when she heard of my intended de2:)arture.
What to read after Birds of Prey : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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