Fern Vale (Volume 1)
Fern Vale (Volume 1)
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Mrs. Rainsfield was a lady some few years the junior of her husband; waskind and amiable, with a pleasing expression of countenance, which, ifnot absolutely pretty, was certainly winning, and calculated to demandattention. The attachment between herself and her husband had been avery early one; and when he had left his native land to seek his fortunein a far away home, it had been determined that as soon as he was in aposition to support her, she should join him in Australia. This plan hadbeen ...carried out; and after a short sojourn in the country he had beenenabled to send home for her. She joyfully responded to his call, andupon her arrival was united to her faithful lover. Since their uniontheir life had been an uninterrupted course of domestic bliss; and theywere blessed, at the period of our narrative, with four pledges of theirhappiness.
Eleanor Rainsfield, who, as already introduced to the reader as Mr. Rainsfield's cousin, was the daughter of that gentleman's deceaseduncle, who had early emigrated, with a newly-married wife, to thecolony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Rainsfield was a lady some few years the junior of her husband; waskind and amiable, with a pleasing expression of countenance, which, ifnot absolutely pretty, was certainly winning, and calculated to demandattention. The attachment between herself and her husband had been avery early one; and when he had left his native land to seek his fortunein a far away home, it had been determined that as soon as he was in aposition to support her, she should join him in Australia. This plan hadbeen ...carried out; and after a short sojourn in the country he had beenenabled to send home for her. She joyfully responded to his call, andupon her arrival was united to her faithful lover. Since their uniontheir life had been an uninterrupted course of domestic bliss; and theywere blessed, at the period of our narrative, with four pledges of theirhappiness.
Eleanor Rainsfield, who, as already introduced to the reader as Mr. Rainsfield's cousin, was the daughter of that gentleman's deceaseduncle, who had early emigrated, with a newly-married wife, to thecolony.
What to read after Fern Vale (Volume 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munro Colin to read onlineMoreLess
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