Mary Marston
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But when, at sight of her, the pale face brightened, anda faint, rosy flush overspread it from brow to chin, Mary washerself again as Hesper had known her; and the radiance of herown presence, reflected from Mary, cast a reflex of sunshine intothe February of Hesper's heart: had Mary known how long it wassince such a smile had lighted the face she so much admired, herswould have flushed with a profounder pleasure. Hesper was humanafter all, though her humanity was only molluscous as yet, and it...is not in the power of humanity in any stage of development tohold itself indifferent to the pleasure of being loved. Also, poor as is the feeling comparatively, it is yet a reflex of loveitself--the shine of the sun in a rain-pool.
She walked up to Mary, holding out her hand.
"O ma'am, I am so glad to see you!" exclaimed Mary, forgettingher manners in her love.
"I, too, am glad, " drawled Hesper, genuinely, though withcondescension. "I hope you are well. I can not say you look so. " "I am pretty well, thank you, ma'am, " answered Mary, flushingafresh: not much anxiety was anywhere expressed about her healthnow, except by Beenie, who mourned over the loss of herplumpness, and told her if she did not eat she would soon followher poor father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when, at sight of her, the pale face brightened, anda faint, rosy flush overspread it from brow to chin, Mary washerself again as Hesper had known her; and the radiance of herown presence, reflected from Mary, cast a reflex of sunshine intothe February of Hesper's heart: had Mary known how long it wassince such a smile had lighted the face she so much admired, herswould have flushed with a profounder pleasure. Hesper was humanafter all, though her humanity was only molluscous as yet, and it...is not in the power of humanity in any stage of development tohold itself indifferent to the pleasure of being loved. Also, poor as is the feeling comparatively, it is yet a reflex of loveitself--the shine of the sun in a rain-pool.
She walked up to Mary, holding out her hand.
"O ma'am, I am so glad to see you!" exclaimed Mary, forgettingher manners in her love.
"I, too, am glad, " drawled Hesper, genuinely, though withcondescension. "I hope you are well. I can not say you look so. " "I am pretty well, thank you, ma'am, " answered Mary, flushingafresh: not much anxiety was anywhere expressed about her healthnow, except by Beenie, who mourned over the loss of herplumpness, and told her if she did not eat she would soon followher poor father.
What to read after Mary Marston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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