Corinne of Corralls Bluff a Seashore Tale
Corinne of Corralls Bluff a Seashore Tale
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She was still Hugh's affianced wife. She covered her face with her hands, and scalding tears trickled through her fingers. Against her breast pressed the letter which once would have brought untold happiness a very delirium of joy. She was not without some degree of the happiness now. It was very sweet to know, after all she had suffered, that Hugh had been true that he was still true, and would be soon coming to claim her. Whatever explanations Dr. Hayes had promised, nothing could do away wit...h that cer- tainty ! But she would rather run miles away than face Larry again, after her foolish slip in speech! Perhaps she was mistaken in thinking that he loved her ; his words of tender devotion might have only been prompted by the kindly courtesy and sense of honour which forbids that a woman should suffer while a man can bear pain for her. Of this, at least, she was sure, that Laurence Hayes' character was noble, self-sacrificing, and loyal. Had Hugh changed? Was he still the same as when his loved and speaking eyes had last looked into hers?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was still Hugh's affianced wife. She covered her face with her hands, and scalding tears trickled through her fingers. Against her breast pressed the letter which once would have brought untold happiness a very delirium of joy. She was not without some degree of the happiness now. It was very sweet to know, after all she had suffered, that Hugh had been true that he was still true, and would be soon coming to claim her. Whatever explanations Dr. Hayes had promised, nothing could do away wit...h that cer- tainty ! But she would rather run miles away than face Larry again, after her foolish slip in speech! Perhaps she was mistaken in thinking that he loved her ; his words of tender devotion might have only been prompted by the kindly courtesy and sense of honour which forbids that a woman should suffer while a man can bear pain for her. Of this, at least, she was sure, that Laurence Hayes' character was noble, self-sacrificing, and loyal. Had Hugh changed? Was he still the same as when his loved and speaking eyes had last looked into hers?
What to read after Corinne of Corralls Bluff a Seashore Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marion Miller Knowles to read onlineMoreLess
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