Kathleen Mavourneen An Australian Tale
Kathleen Mavourneen An Australian Tale
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He picked up the book to return it to its place on the shelves among the rows of novels by Annie Swan, Mrs. Humphrey Ward, and Evelyn Everett-Green. East Lynne ! How the old book had power to stir the heart, even in remembrance of those days of youth when one, over its pages, had blotted the pages with tears. He turned the pages, thinking of the days of youth, the dreams and ideals of youth. He would read again that chapter in which Isabel went out from her home, a child still in heart. It was ...then that he saw on the title-page, as on the cover, the words, "Selected Poems. " CHAPTER XVII.
FRAYING STRINGS.
' ' Hope 's slender cord that bound them Has snapped, as frail cords must. " They were all in the drawing-room talking gaily about the bazaar. It was a little after five, but already dusk was falling. In an hour it would be almost dark, for the days grew shorter, and night fell early now. Mrs. Kentley had invited the usual leading folk from Craghurst, together with those interested, or likely to be interested, in the bazaar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He picked up the book to return it to its place on the shelves among the rows of novels by Annie Swan, Mrs. Humphrey Ward, and Evelyn Everett-Green. East Lynne ! How the old book had power to stir the heart, even in remembrance of those days of youth when one, over its pages, had blotted the pages with tears. He turned the pages, thinking of the days of youth, the dreams and ideals of youth. He would read again that chapter in which Isabel went out from her home, a child still in heart. It was ...then that he saw on the title-page, as on the cover, the words, "Selected Poems. " CHAPTER XVII.
FRAYING STRINGS.
' ' Hope 's slender cord that bound them Has snapped, as frail cords must. " They were all in the drawing-room talking gaily about the bazaar. It was a little after five, but already dusk was falling. In an hour it would be almost dark, for the days grew shorter, and night fell early now. Mrs. Kentley had invited the usual leading folk from Craghurst, together with those interested, or likely to be interested, in the bazaar.
What to read after Kathleen Mavourneen An Australian Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P E S Patricia Ethel Stonehouse Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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