Judith Shakespeare Her Love Affairs And Other Adventures
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earnest for the town, she strove to convince herself that there was nothing more serious in her brain than the tune of ' ' Green- sleeves" : " Green-sleeves, now farewell, adieu ; God I pray to prosper thee ; For I am still thy lover true Come once again and love me!" CHAPTER XVII.
WILD WORDS.
HER light-heartedness did not last long. In the wide clear landscape a human figure suddenly appeared, and the briefest turn of her head showed her that Tom Quiney was rapidly coming toward her across the... fields. For a second her heart stood still. Had he been riding home from Ludington? Or from Bidf ord ? Was it possible that he had come over Bardon Hill, and from that height espied the two down by the river ? She could not even tell whether that was possible, or what he had done with his horse, or why he had not interfered sooner, if he was bent on interfering. But she had an alarmed impres- sion that this rapid approach of his boded trouble, and she had not long to wait before that fear was confirmed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
earnest for the town, she strove to convince herself that there was nothing more serious in her brain than the tune of ' ' Green- sleeves" : " Green-sleeves, now farewell, adieu ; God I pray to prosper thee ; For I am still thy lover true Come once again and love me!" CHAPTER XVII.
WILD WORDS.
HER light-heartedness did not last long. In the wide clear landscape a human figure suddenly appeared, and the briefest turn of her head showed her that Tom Quiney was rapidly coming toward her across the... fields. For a second her heart stood still. Had he been riding home from Ludington? Or from Bidf ord ? Was it possible that he had come over Bardon Hill, and from that height espied the two down by the river ? She could not even tell whether that was possible, or what he had done with his horse, or why he had not interfered sooner, if he was bent on interfering. But she had an alarmed impres- sion that this rapid approach of his boded trouble, and she had not long to wait before that fear was confirmed.
What to read after Judith Shakespeare Her Love Affairs And Other Adventures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black William to read onlineMoreLess
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