Chances And Changes : a Domestic Story 2
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who would care for him as she had done, and must do ! — He might be wounded ! — and at that thought all that she had already seen him suffer rushed upon her mind, and she could no longer restrain her tears at the picture her imagination drew of him languishing on a sick bed, unattended, un- consoled; thinking, perhaps, of the days when, peevish and enervated as he was with illness, he yet began to be sensible of the pleasure of receiving kindness from those who were so af- fectionately interest...ed in his recovery.
" And will he recollect those days, to me so happy!" thought Catherine; and she felt that if she could be assured of that, her sorrow would lose half its bitterness. — " Oh ! that they would be ever present to his eyes, as they are to 88 POUR £T CONTRE.
mine ! — when he first began to taste the plea- sure of returning health, and would pace our little parlour, like a lion in a cage, as I used to tell him. Yes ! he was kind then, and seemed to wish for no wider range.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
who would care for him as she had done, and must do ! — He might be wounded ! — and at that thought all that she had already seen him suffer rushed upon her mind, and she could no longer restrain her tears at the picture her imagination drew of him languishing on a sick bed, unattended, un- consoled; thinking, perhaps, of the days when, peevish and enervated as he was with illness, he yet began to be sensible of the pleasure of receiving kindness from those who were so af- fectionately interest...ed in his recovery.
" And will he recollect those days, to me so happy!" thought Catherine; and she felt that if she could be assured of that, her sorrow would lose half its bitterness. — " Oh ! that they would be ever present to his eyes, as they are to 88 POUR £T CONTRE.
mine ! — when he first began to taste the plea- sure of returning health, and would pace our little parlour, like a lion in a cage, as I used to tell him. Yes ! he was kind then, and seemed to wish for no wider range.
What to read after Chances And Changes : a Domestic Story 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strutt, Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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