Deadham Hard
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Please let Sir Charlesknow I am there, that I came over to enquire for Miss Damaris. He isgetting up?--Yes--I shall be here to luncheon, thanks. " But, during the course of luncheon, that afore-mentioned split in MissVerity's sympathies was fated to declare itself with ever growingdistinctness. The stream consecrated to Theresa's woes--Theresa herselfbeing no longer materially present--declined in volume and in force, while that commanded by Felicia's affection for her brother soon rusheddown i...n spate. Perhaps, as she told herself, it was partly owing to thelight--which, if pensive upstairs in the white-walled schoolroom, might, without exaggeration, be called quite dismally gloomy in thelow-ceilinged dining-room looking out on the black mass of the ilextrees over a havoc of storm-beaten flower-beds--but Sir Charles struckher as so worn, so aged, so singularly and pathetically sad. He wasstill so evidently oppressed by anxiety concerning Damaris that, to hintat harsh action on his part, or plead Theresa's cause with convincingearnestness and warmth, became out of the question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Please let Sir Charlesknow I am there, that I came over to enquire for Miss Damaris. He isgetting up?--Yes--I shall be here to luncheon, thanks. " But, during the course of luncheon, that afore-mentioned split in MissVerity's sympathies was fated to declare itself with ever growingdistinctness. The stream consecrated to Theresa's woes--Theresa herselfbeing no longer materially present--declined in volume and in force, while that commanded by Felicia's affection for her brother soon rusheddown i...n spate. Perhaps, as she told herself, it was partly owing to thelight--which, if pensive upstairs in the white-walled schoolroom, might, without exaggeration, be called quite dismally gloomy in thelow-ceilinged dining-room looking out on the black mass of the ilextrees over a havoc of storm-beaten flower-beds--but Sir Charles struckher as so worn, so aged, so singularly and pathetically sad. He wasstill so evidently oppressed by anxiety concerning Damaris that, to hintat harsh action on his part, or plead Theresa's cause with convincingearnestness and warmth, became out of the question.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malet, Lucas, 1852-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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