Kate Danton, Or, Captain Danton's Daughters
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" He was switching the tremulous spring flowers along the path with hiscane, and not looking at her as he spoke.
"How long shall you be gone?" He laughed.
"Montreal has no charms for me, you know, " he replied; "I shall notremain there long, probably not over a week. " "The house will be lonely when you are gone--now that Rose is away. " She sighed a little, saying it. Somehow, a vague feeling of uneasinesshad disturbed her of late--something wanting in Reginald--something shecould not define, ...which used to be there and was gone. She did not likethis readiness of his to leave her on all occasions. She loved him withsuch a devoted and entire love, that the shortest parting was to heracutest pain.
"Are you coming in?" he asked, seeing her linger under the trees.
"Not yet; the evening is too fine. " "Then I must leave you. It will hardly be the thing, I suppose, to go todinner in this shooting-jacket. " He entered the house and ran up to his room. The dinner-bell was ringingbefore he finished dressing; but when he descended, Kate was stilllingering out of doors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He was switching the tremulous spring flowers along the path with hiscane, and not looking at her as he spoke.
"How long shall you be gone?" He laughed.
"Montreal has no charms for me, you know, " he replied; "I shall notremain there long, probably not over a week. " "The house will be lonely when you are gone--now that Rose is away. " She sighed a little, saying it. Somehow, a vague feeling of uneasinesshad disturbed her of late--something wanting in Reginald--something shecould not define, ...which used to be there and was gone. She did not likethis readiness of his to leave her on all occasions. She loved him withsuch a devoted and entire love, that the shortest parting was to heracutest pain.
"Are you coming in?" he asked, seeing her linger under the trees.
"Not yet; the evening is too fine. " "Then I must leave you. It will hardly be the thing, I suppose, to go todinner in this shooting-jacket. " He entered the house and ran up to his room. The dinner-bell was ringingbefore he finished dressing; but when he descended, Kate was stilllingering out of doors.
What to read after Kate Danton, Or, Captain Danton's Daughters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fleming May Agnes to read onlineMoreLess
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