His Grace of Osmonde: Being the Portions of That Nobleman's Life Omitted in ...
His Grace of Osmonde: Being the Portions of That Nobleman's Life Omitted in ...
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Her morning's work on the moors had made her look like young Nature's self, her cheek was burnt rich-brown and crimson, her dis- ordered hair twined in big rough rings about her 172 HIS GRACE OF OSMONDE forehead, her movements were as light, alert, and perfect as if she had been a deer or any wild thing of the woods or fields. There was that about her that made Roxholm feel that she must exhale in breath and hair and garments the scent of gorse and heather and fern and summer rains.
As one man ...gazed at her so did the others, though they were his elders and saw her often, while he was but twenty-eight and had beheld her but once before.
Each man of the party took from his pouch a small but well-filled packet of food and a flask, and fell to upon their contents voraciously, talk- ing as they worked their jaws and joking with Mistress Clo. She also brought forth her own package, which held bread and meat, and a big russet apple, upon she set with a fine appetite.
'Twas good even to see her eat, she did it with such healthy pleasure, as a young horse might have taken his oats or a young setter his supper after a day in the cover.
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Her morning's work on the moors had made her look like young Nature's self, her cheek was burnt rich-brown and crimson, her dis- ordered hair twined in big rough rings about her 172 HIS GRACE OF OSMONDE forehead, her movements were as light, alert, and perfect as if she had been a deer or any wild thing of the woods or fields. There was that about her that made Roxholm feel that she must exhale in breath and hair and garments the scent of gorse and heather and fern and summer rains.
As one man ...gazed at her so did the others, though they were his elders and saw her often, while he was but twenty-eight and had beheld her but once before.
Each man of the party took from his pouch a small but well-filled packet of food and a flask, and fell to upon their contents voraciously, talk- ing as they worked their jaws and joking with Mistress Clo. She also brought forth her own package, which held bread and meat, and a big russet apple, upon she set with a fine appetite.
'Twas good even to see her eat, she did it with such healthy pleasure, as a young horse might have taken his oats or a young setter his supper after a day in the cover.
What to read after His Grace of Osmonde: Being the Portions of That Nobleman's Life Omitted in ...?
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