Coward Conscience volume 1
Coward Conscience volume 1
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K 130 COWARD CONSCIENCE.
ping through them the instant afterwards, and cowering at his feet with arms folded before her face.
" What can you think of me, now I have ow r ned how weak I am, and how much I have thought of you ? What can you think 1 ? Oh! my God, what do you think?" " I think of the time wasted in which we have not understood each other, Ursula, " said Tom, gently ; " there, there, dry your eyes, and let us talk reasonably now. This is almost play-acting between two beings who hav...e scoffed at anything like sentiment until to-night. " " We were play-acting before, perhaps/' said Ursula.
" Upon my honour, 1 think we were ; but it was always difficult in this house to let the sympathies have a fair chance. " " Ah, yes, " said Ursula, with a sigh.
They had changed positions again, and were sitting by the open window, looking out at the dark landscape. Ursula had complained of the heat and of faintness, and had been led there by her attentive cousin.
THE OFFER OF MARRIAGE. 131 "This has been a day of strange events, Tom, " said Ursula, with a faint smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
K 130 COWARD CONSCIENCE.
ping through them the instant afterwards, and cowering at his feet with arms folded before her face.
" What can you think of me, now I have ow r ned how weak I am, and how much I have thought of you ? What can you think 1 ? Oh! my God, what do you think?" " I think of the time wasted in which we have not understood each other, Ursula, " said Tom, gently ; " there, there, dry your eyes, and let us talk reasonably now. This is almost play-acting between two beings who hav...e scoffed at anything like sentiment until to-night. " " We were play-acting before, perhaps/' said Ursula.
" Upon my honour, 1 think we were ; but it was always difficult in this house to let the sympathies have a fair chance. " " Ah, yes, " said Ursula, with a sigh.
They had changed positions again, and were sitting by the open window, looking out at the dark landscape. Ursula had complained of the heat and of faintness, and had been led there by her attentive cousin.
THE OFFER OF MARRIAGE. 131 "This has been a day of strange events, Tom, " said Ursula, with a faint smile.
What to read after Coward Conscience volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson, F. W. (Frederick William), 1830-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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