Lady Connie 8 1
Lady Connie 8 1
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"Only to spring again!--in this same wood--in other woods--for us tosee. Do you ever think how full the world is of sheer pleasure--smalland great?" And his eyes told her plainly what his pleasure was atthat moment.
Something jarred. She drew herself away, though with fluttering pulses. Falloden, with a strong effort, checked the tide of impulse in himself. He mounted again, and suggested a gallop, through a long stretch ofgreen road on the further side of the glade. They let their horses go, a...nd the flying hoof-beats woke the very heart of the wood.
"That was good!" cried Falloden, as they pulled up, drawing in deepdraughts of the summer wind. Then he looked at her admiringly.
"How well you hold yourself! You are a perfect rider!" Against her will Constance sparkled under his praise. Then they turnedtheir horses towards the keeper's cottage, and the sun fell lower inthe west.
"Mr. Falloden, " said Constance presently, "I want you to promise mesomething. " "Ask me, " he said eagerly.
"I want you to give up ragging Otto Radowitz!" His countenance changed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Only to spring again!--in this same wood--in other woods--for us tosee. Do you ever think how full the world is of sheer pleasure--smalland great?" And his eyes told her plainly what his pleasure was atthat moment.
Something jarred. She drew herself away, though with fluttering pulses. Falloden, with a strong effort, checked the tide of impulse in himself. He mounted again, and suggested a gallop, through a long stretch ofgreen road on the further side of the glade. They let their horses go, a...nd the flying hoof-beats woke the very heart of the wood.
"That was good!" cried Falloden, as they pulled up, drawing in deepdraughts of the summer wind. Then he looked at her admiringly.
"How well you hold yourself! You are a perfect rider!" Against her will Constance sparkled under his praise. Then they turnedtheir horses towards the keeper's cottage, and the sun fell lower inthe west.
"Mr. Falloden, " said Constance presently, "I want you to promise mesomething. " "Ask me, " he said eagerly.
"I want you to give up ragging Otto Radowitz!" His countenance changed.
What to read after Lady Connie 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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