Dane Walraven a Tale of Old Boston
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In the breast of Eleanor, all feeling appeared to have died, her soul seemed sunk in apathy, and only her eyes, restless and observant, betrayed her thoughts. Dane was equally taciturn, and rode on mechanically, with- out attempting a word of conversation.
The constrained manner and the silence of the pair finally attracted the attention of these about them; the men looked grave and thoughtful, the women curious; the former knew, and the latter believed, that some- thing was wrong between the h...usband and wife, and all attributed it to the agency of Eugenie St. Leger.
"The widow is doing her work well, " whispered a handsome young rider to her escort, as she glanced toward the couple in front.
"Yes, she displays a vast deal of enterprise, " he re- sponded, with a shrug, as he remembered the scene in the hut. The gentlemen had promised each other to say nothing of what they had seen in the forest, and the ladies were left entirely to their own surmises; but their imaginations were quite equal to the neces- sity and to the "occasion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the breast of Eleanor, all feeling appeared to have died, her soul seemed sunk in apathy, and only her eyes, restless and observant, betrayed her thoughts. Dane was equally taciturn, and rode on mechanically, with- out attempting a word of conversation.
The constrained manner and the silence of the pair finally attracted the attention of these about them; the men looked grave and thoughtful, the women curious; the former knew, and the latter believed, that some- thing was wrong between the h...usband and wife, and all attributed it to the agency of Eugenie St. Leger.
"The widow is doing her work well, " whispered a handsome young rider to her escort, as she glanced toward the couple in front.
"Yes, she displays a vast deal of enterprise, " he re- sponded, with a shrug, as he remembered the scene in the hut. The gentlemen had promised each other to say nothing of what they had seen in the forest, and the ladies were left entirely to their own surmises; but their imaginations were quite equal to the neces- sity and to the "occasion.
What to read after Dane Walraven a Tale of Old Boston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luman Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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