Locksley Hall Sixty Years After Etc
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Eva.
Oh, Dora, Dora, how long you have been away from home ! Oh, how often I have wished for you !
It seemed to me that we were parted for ever.
Dora.
For ever, you foolish child ! What's come over you ? We parted like the brook yonder about the alder island, to come together again in a moment and to go on together again, till one of us be lOO THE PROMISE OF MA Y act i married. But where is this Mr. Edgar whom you praised so in your first letters ? You haven't even mentioned him in your last ?
...Eva.
He has gone to London.
Dora.
Ay, child ; and you look thin and pale. Is it for his absence? Have you fancied yourself in love with him? That's all nonsense, you know, such a baby as you are. But you shall tell me all about it.
Eva.
Not now — presently. Yes, I have been in trouble, but I am happy — I think, quite happy now.
Dora {taking Eva's hand). Come, then, and make them happy in the long ACT I THE PROMISE OF MA V lOI barn, for father is in his glory, and there is a piece of beef like a house-side, and a plum-pudding as big as the round haystack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eva.
Oh, Dora, Dora, how long you have been away from home ! Oh, how often I have wished for you !
It seemed to me that we were parted for ever.
Dora.
For ever, you foolish child ! What's come over you ? We parted like the brook yonder about the alder island, to come together again in a moment and to go on together again, till one of us be lOO THE PROMISE OF MA Y act i married. But where is this Mr. Edgar whom you praised so in your first letters ? You haven't even mentioned him in your last ?
...Eva.
He has gone to London.
Dora.
Ay, child ; and you look thin and pale. Is it for his absence? Have you fancied yourself in love with him? That's all nonsense, you know, such a baby as you are. But you shall tell me all about it.
Eva.
Not now — presently. Yes, I have been in trouble, but I am happy — I think, quite happy now.
Dora {taking Eva's hand). Come, then, and make them happy in the long ACT I THE PROMISE OF MA V lOI barn, for father is in his glory, and there is a piece of beef like a house-side, and a plum-pudding as big as the round haystack.
What to read after Locksley Hall Sixty Years After Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Tennyson Tennyson to read onlineMoreLess
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