Glenanaar a Story of Irish Life
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And there was his oath, taken under the stars that momentous night! No, clearly there was nothing to be done but await the development of events.
And so the years went by, the child growing steadily into the affections of mother, sisters, and brother at FORESHADOWINGS 113 Glenanaar, but most of all, into the deep, soft heart of Edmond Connors himself. Donal alone regarded the child with indifference, if not aversion. The shadow of a forthcoming revelation seemed always to hover around her to hi...s mind. She became a very sweet, winsome child, every year seeming to add some new charm to her beauty. She was quite unlike her mother, who was dark and sallow of complexion; whereas Nodlag was exceedingly fair, with large, inno- cent, blue eyes and a great wealth of yellow hair, which she tossed into her eyes and face, as she ran around the yard or across the fields, or leaped lightly over the river that ran zigzag beneath the farm in the valley. Often, however, when she was alone, and free from observation, she had a peculiar habit of suddenly standing still, and waiting and listening, as if she heard a voice afar off, and awaited its repetition, thinking herself deceived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there was his oath, taken under the stars that momentous night! No, clearly there was nothing to be done but await the development of events.
And so the years went by, the child growing steadily into the affections of mother, sisters, and brother at FORESHADOWINGS 113 Glenanaar, but most of all, into the deep, soft heart of Edmond Connors himself. Donal alone regarded the child with indifference, if not aversion. The shadow of a forthcoming revelation seemed always to hover around her to hi...s mind. She became a very sweet, winsome child, every year seeming to add some new charm to her beauty. She was quite unlike her mother, who was dark and sallow of complexion; whereas Nodlag was exceedingly fair, with large, inno- cent, blue eyes and a great wealth of yellow hair, which she tossed into her eyes and face, as she ran around the yard or across the fields, or leaped lightly over the river that ran zigzag beneath the farm in the valley. Often, however, when she was alone, and free from observation, she had a peculiar habit of suddenly standing still, and waiting and listening, as if she heard a voice afar off, and awaited its repetition, thinking herself deceived.
What to read after Glenanaar a Story of Irish Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheehan, Patrick Augustine, 1852-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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