Castle Avon 2
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She was kept waiting a little time before he appeared.
Beautiful, pale creature! there she lay, en- tirely covered with black, her lovely form hidden in a sort of cloud of crape and sables ; her face only visible in a setting of white, and her hands like statuary marble, lay folded before her.
Beautiful and strange she looked ! for her lips were ahuost as colourless and deathlike as her cheeks ; and only two large eyes, still ardent and brilliant, seemed to give evidence of the life within her ...! So she appeared ; those large eyes fixed impatiently upon the door, as it at last slowly and solemnly opened, and dis- closed the tall, spectral figure of Mr. Gorham- bury, clothed, like herself, in deepest mourning, ^nd with his sallow cheek almost as pale as her own. He was a man, as I think I have said, of ill-built frame, large clumsy joints, and ungraceful, uncomely appearance ; his face, from the harshness of its outline, the size of the features, and the hard coldness of his eye, singularly displeasing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was kept waiting a little time before he appeared.
Beautiful, pale creature! there she lay, en- tirely covered with black, her lovely form hidden in a sort of cloud of crape and sables ; her face only visible in a setting of white, and her hands like statuary marble, lay folded before her.
Beautiful and strange she looked ! for her lips were ahuost as colourless and deathlike as her cheeks ; and only two large eyes, still ardent and brilliant, seemed to give evidence of the life within her ...! So she appeared ; those large eyes fixed impatiently upon the door, as it at last slowly and solemnly opened, and dis- closed the tall, spectral figure of Mr. Gorham- bury, clothed, like herself, in deepest mourning, ^nd with his sallow cheek almost as pale as her own. He was a man, as I think I have said, of ill-built frame, large clumsy joints, and ungraceful, uncomely appearance ; his face, from the harshness of its outline, the size of the features, and the hard coldness of his eye, singularly displeasing.
What to read after Castle Avon 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh-Caldwell, Anne, 1791-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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