Isora's Child
Isora's Child
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He looked again and again upon her wistful face, and at the work- ings of the features so eloquent with grief and tenderness, and wondered at the change in his playful, bright Cora. She did not plead in vain. . He let her go, while she promised to give up Rufus Wilton, and to try to forget him, if he would not consent to her loving or ever marrying him.
Cora turned sorrowfully away. That evening, at dusk, she walked on the outer lawn, where she was soon accosted by her impatient, adoring young ...suitor. He had long awaited her coming in agitating suspense. He had heard the fate of his Digitized by VjOOQ IC Isoba's Child. 279 note to the Colonel, and had little hope of seeing Cora after its ^scornful reception. How changed she now looked to him, her face 60 wan and pale ! He conld have kissed her soft, sad eyes, as he would have dried the tears of a weeping child.
She had never seemed to him so jonn^, so infantile in grace, and so eloquent with feeling. The copse beneath which they stood, was already verdant with leaves, and sweet with ever- greens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looked again and again upon her wistful face, and at the work- ings of the features so eloquent with grief and tenderness, and wondered at the change in his playful, bright Cora. She did not plead in vain. . He let her go, while she promised to give up Rufus Wilton, and to try to forget him, if he would not consent to her loving or ever marrying him.
Cora turned sorrowfully away. That evening, at dusk, she walked on the outer lawn, where she was soon accosted by her impatient, adoring young ...suitor. He had long awaited her coming in agitating suspense. He had heard the fate of his Digitized by VjOOQ IC Isoba's Child. 279 note to the Colonel, and had little hope of seeing Cora after its ^scornful reception. How changed she now looked to him, her face 60 wan and pale ! He conld have kissed her soft, sad eyes, as he would have dried the tears of a weeping child.
She had never seemed to him so jonn^, so infantile in grace, and so eloquent with feeling. The copse beneath which they stood, was already verdant with leaves, and sweet with ever- greens.
What to read after Isora's Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet H. Alcott to read onlineMoreLess
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