Mary Lyndsay 3
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but its progress towards the end was so slow that often, for weeks, it seemed to have paused in its fatal course, and to have granted a reprieve.
Alan became his comfort. When the first shock of his arrival, and the conse- quences of that shock were over. Lord Sinclair calmed into quietness ; and though never perfectly sane, there were moments when the insanity was of so gentle and touching a kind, that it endeared instead of affrighting.
The life at Loch-Art, especially in the winter months, w...as, under its present cir- cumstances, dreary enough ; but the calm melancholy pleased Alan well, and had it not been so, he was too kindly-natured and too well-principled, to shrink from a duty so evident as that set before him.
He was the heir ; he was treated as a son ; such being the case, it was but fitting MARY LYNDSAY. 133 he should be as a son, and he gave himself to the task with a ready heart. Though with regret, he left the army and established himself as the son of the house.
However imperceptibly, the disease pro- gressed, and in June a slight attack changed the outward appearance of Lord Sinclair's ill- ness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
but its progress towards the end was so slow that often, for weeks, it seemed to have paused in its fatal course, and to have granted a reprieve.
Alan became his comfort. When the first shock of his arrival, and the conse- quences of that shock were over. Lord Sinclair calmed into quietness ; and though never perfectly sane, there were moments when the insanity was of so gentle and touching a kind, that it endeared instead of affrighting.
The life at Loch-Art, especially in the winter months, w...as, under its present cir- cumstances, dreary enough ; but the calm melancholy pleased Alan well, and had it not been so, he was too kindly-natured and too well-principled, to shrink from a duty so evident as that set before him.
He was the heir ; he was treated as a son ; such being the case, it was but fitting MARY LYNDSAY. 133 he should be as a son, and he gave himself to the task with a ready heart. Though with regret, he left the army and established himself as the son of the house.
However imperceptibly, the disease pro- gressed, and in June a slight attack changed the outward appearance of Lord Sinclair's ill- ness.
What to read after Mary Lyndsay 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ponsonby, Emily, Lady, 1817-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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