Lucretia — volume 02
Lucretia — volume 02
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Ah, Sir Miles, if you couldbut see Susan, --such a nurse, too, in illness! I have the honour to be, Sir Miles, Your most humble, poor servant, to command, MATTHEW FIELDEN.
Sir Miles put this letter in his niece's hand, and said kindly, "Why nothave gone to see your sister before? I should not have been angry. Go, my child, as soon as you like. To-morrow is Sunday, --no travelling thatday; but the next, the carriage shall be at your order. " Lucretia hesitated a moment. To leave Dalibard in sole... possession of thefield, even for a few days, was a thought of alarm; but what evil couldhe do in that time? And her pulse beat quickly: Mainwaring could come toSouthampton; she should see him again, after more than six weeks'absence! She had so much to relate and to hear; she fancied his lastletter had been colder and shorter; she yearned to hear him say, with hisown lips, that he loved her still. This idea banished or prevailed overall others. She thanked her uncle cheerfully and gayly, and the journeywas settled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, Sir Miles, if you couldbut see Susan, --such a nurse, too, in illness! I have the honour to be, Sir Miles, Your most humble, poor servant, to command, MATTHEW FIELDEN.
Sir Miles put this letter in his niece's hand, and said kindly, "Why nothave gone to see your sister before? I should not have been angry. Go, my child, as soon as you like. To-morrow is Sunday, --no travelling thatday; but the next, the carriage shall be at your order. " Lucretia hesitated a moment. To leave Dalibard in sole... possession of thefield, even for a few days, was a thought of alarm; but what evil couldhe do in that time? And her pulse beat quickly: Mainwaring could come toSouthampton; she should see him again, after more than six weeks'absence! She had so much to relate and to hear; she fancied his lastletter had been colder and shorter; she yearned to hear him say, with hisown lips, that he loved her still. This idea banished or prevailed overall others. She thanked her uncle cheerfully and gayly, and the journeywas settled.
What to read after Lucretia — volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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