Midsummer Eve a Fairy Tale of Loving And Being Loved
Midsummer Eve a Fairy Tale of Loving And Being Loved
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" I can speak to it when you are gone — tell it my thoughts, bid it good-night, and then again good- 120 MroStTMMER EVE morning. I shall lock it up, Sidney, and only let my mother look at it sometimes. There, stand away ; ah ! now it is more like — oh, yes ! — your lofty brow and richly curling l)air. But it will not smile upon me ! I wish you had painted the smile ! You leave others to do you justice ! " " I shall be jealous of my own canvas, " said the young lover ; " and yet joy to think it ...your companion when I am gone. " Sidney tarried at the Dovecote till the day was nearly done, hearing much of what Eva's mother considered worldly wisdom ; though it may be doubtful whether Geraldine had ever practised one of the sage maxims she 80 zealously endeavoured to impress upon his mind. Anxious as she had been to secure Cormac the rich jewel of her daughter's love, the conduct of Lady Elizabeth, her stern bearing and determined pride, had roused her ; and during that day she felt a secret pleasure in her child's love for one who had the courage to preserve his own dignity by quitting his rich and powerful relatives and looking fortune boldly in the face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I can speak to it when you are gone — tell it my thoughts, bid it good-night, and then again good- 120 MroStTMMER EVE morning. I shall lock it up, Sidney, and only let my mother look at it sometimes. There, stand away ; ah ! now it is more like — oh, yes ! — your lofty brow and richly curling l)air. But it will not smile upon me ! I wish you had painted the smile ! You leave others to do you justice ! " " I shall be jealous of my own canvas, " said the young lover ; " and yet joy to think it ...your companion when I am gone. " Sidney tarried at the Dovecote till the day was nearly done, hearing much of what Eva's mother considered worldly wisdom ; though it may be doubtful whether Geraldine had ever practised one of the sage maxims she 80 zealously endeavoured to impress upon his mind. Anxious as she had been to secure Cormac the rich jewel of her daughter's love, the conduct of Lady Elizabeth, her stern bearing and determined pride, had roused her ; and during that day she felt a secret pleasure in her child's love for one who had the courage to preserve his own dignity by quitting his rich and powerful relatives and looking fortune boldly in the face.
What to read after Midsummer Eve a Fairy Tale of Loving And Being Loved?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S C Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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