Etowah. a Romance of the Confederacy
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Her smile as she said this, so like the smile which had first so won his heart, emboldened him to do more. Without saying one word, he clasped that warm 276 ETOWAH.
little hand in his, then bore it to his lips and kissed it pas- sionately. A moment after he was gone. Clara stood still, listening in an almost dreamy way until the sounds of his horse's hoofs had died away. Then, with a happier feeling than she had experienced in years, she went to her chamber to dream over again the roseate dream...s of love and hope.
As Henry Latane rode back to Chestatee, conflicting emo- tions fought for the mastery in his bosom. Again he felt that his love was returned, and yet he doubted. But reflec- tion told him that he, a man whose pride it had been to con- quer himself and curb his impulses — he, a soldier, renowned for courage, and possessing gravity unusual in one so young — he, a devoted lover for four long years in spite of the injus- tice to which he had been subjected, had addressed two girls on the same evening and in the same house!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her smile as she said this, so like the smile which had first so won his heart, emboldened him to do more. Without saying one word, he clasped that warm 276 ETOWAH.
little hand in his, then bore it to his lips and kissed it pas- sionately. A moment after he was gone. Clara stood still, listening in an almost dreamy way until the sounds of his horse's hoofs had died away. Then, with a happier feeling than she had experienced in years, she went to her chamber to dream over again the roseate dream...s of love and hope.
As Henry Latane rode back to Chestatee, conflicting emo- tions fought for the mastery in his bosom. Again he felt that his love was returned, and yet he doubted. But reflec- tion told him that he, a man whose pride it had been to con- quer himself and curb his impulses — he, a soldier, renowned for courage, and possessing gravity unusual in one so young — he, a devoted lover for four long years in spite of the injus- tice to which he had been subjected, had addressed two girls on the same evening and in the same house!
What to read after Etowah. a Romance of the Confederacy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmer, Richard Hooker, 1918-, Former Owner to read onlineMoreLess
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