Jalna: Books 1-4: the Building of Jalna / Morning At Jalna / Mary Wakefield / Young Renny
Jalna: Books 1-4: the Building of Jalna / Morning At Jalna / Mary Wakefield / Young Renny
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He thought of young Blanchflower and how he had read the manuscript of Wilmott’s novel, written ten years before, and been enthusiastic about it. Wilmott valued his opinion. Now Adeline Whiteoak had promised, with all her native enthusiasm, to take the manuscript with her to the very den of a publisher in London. She was pleased to do this for her friend, thoroughly resolute about it.
At this moment Wilmott was trying to put out of his consciousness the palpable unhappiness of the mulatto, B...elle. She had been broadly smiling, almost exuberantly happy. Now her mobile face expressed foreboding and gloom. Her eyes looked bloodshot, as from wakeful nights and weeping. Yet she should have been happier than ever. Here she was, married to the man she obviously, even slavishly adored. Yes, slavishly — and she a free woman — as free as any woman who loved Tite could be. Added to the other causes for her happiness was the fact that the reward offered by Philip Whiteoak had been paid in full to Tite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He thought of young Blanchflower and how he had read the manuscript of Wilmott’s novel, written ten years before, and been enthusiastic about it. Wilmott valued his opinion. Now Adeline Whiteoak had promised, with all her native enthusiasm, to take the manuscript with her to the very den of a publisher in London. She was pleased to do this for her friend, thoroughly resolute about it.
At this moment Wilmott was trying to put out of his consciousness the palpable unhappiness of the mulatto, B...elle. She had been broadly smiling, almost exuberantly happy. Now her mobile face expressed foreboding and gloom. Her eyes looked bloodshot, as from wakeful nights and weeping. Yet she should have been happier than ever. Here she was, married to the man she obviously, even slavishly adored. Yes, slavishly — and she a free woman — as free as any woman who loved Tite could be. Added to the other causes for her happiness was the fact that the reward offered by Philip Whiteoak had been paid in full to Tite.
What to read after Jalna: Books 1-4: the Building of Jalna / Morning At Jalna / Mary Wakefield / Young Renny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De La Roche Mazo to read onlineMoreLess
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