Catherines Child
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" The words were so much at variance with his preternaturally solemn expression and the serious- ness of his character, that again Catherine could have smiled, and again she restrained herself, noting the lines that unaccustomed care had en- graven upon his handsome brow.
"I am sure, Cecil, " she said, with an indignant inflection of voice, "that whatever you have done, or left undone, has been from no lack of conscientiousness. You have not been seeking your own pleasure. " She could not help ...a slight emphasis.
"I have not indeed, " he said, almost involun- tarily, and sighed. ' ' Do you remember, Catherine, how 'very much occupied I used to be with the estate when first I inherited? When we lived here practically all the year round? Those were happy years. I wish very much we had been able to continue living at the Abbey. I do not think Crewe would have had so many oppor- 212 CATHERINE'S CHILD tunities; but it is no use regretting what can- not be helped. I suppose few of us would not do differently in many ways, if we had our time to live over again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The words were so much at variance with his preternaturally solemn expression and the serious- ness of his character, that again Catherine could have smiled, and again she restrained herself, noting the lines that unaccustomed care had en- graven upon his handsome brow.
"I am sure, Cecil, " she said, with an indignant inflection of voice, "that whatever you have done, or left undone, has been from no lack of conscientiousness. You have not been seeking your own pleasure. " She could not help ...a slight emphasis.
"I have not indeed, " he said, almost involun- tarily, and sighed. ' ' Do you remember, Catherine, how 'very much occupied I used to be with the estate when first I inherited? When we lived here practically all the year round? Those were happy years. I wish very much we had been able to continue living at the Abbey. I do not think Crewe would have had so many oppor- 212 CATHERINE'S CHILD tunities; but it is no use regretting what can- not be helped. I suppose few of us would not do differently in many ways, if we had our time to live over again.
What to read after Catherines Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Henry De La Pasture to read onlineMoreLess
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