Milly Darrell And Other Tales
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Milly sat on a low stool at my feet, and buried her face in my lap, refusing all comfort. She sat like this for about an hour, weepingsilently, and then rose suddenly and wiped the tears from her paleface.
'I am not going to lead you a miserable life about this, Mary, ' shesaid. 'We will never speak of it after to-day. And I will try to domy duty to papa, and bear my life without that new happiness, whichmade it seem so bright. Do you think Mr. Egerton will feel thedisappointment very much, Mar...y?' 'He cannot help feeling it, dear, if he loves you--as I believe hedoes. ' 'And we might have been so happy together! I was dreaming of CumberPriory all last night. I thought it had been restored with some ofmy money, and that the old house was full of life and brightness. Will he go away, do you think, Mary?' 'I should think it very likely. ' 'And I shall never see him any more. I could not forfeit papa'slove, Mary. ' 'It would be a hard thing if you were to do that for the sake of astranger, dear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Milly sat on a low stool at my feet, and buried her face in my lap, refusing all comfort. She sat like this for about an hour, weepingsilently, and then rose suddenly and wiped the tears from her paleface.
'I am not going to lead you a miserable life about this, Mary, ' shesaid. 'We will never speak of it after to-day. And I will try to domy duty to papa, and bear my life without that new happiness, whichmade it seem so bright. Do you think Mr. Egerton will feel thedisappointment very much, Mar...y?' 'He cannot help feeling it, dear, if he loves you--as I believe hedoes. ' 'And we might have been so happy together! I was dreaming of CumberPriory all last night. I thought it had been restored with some ofmy money, and that the old house was full of life and brightness. Will he go away, do you think, Mary?' 'I should think it very likely. ' 'And I shall never see him any more. I could not forfeit papa'slove, Mary. ' 'It would be a hard thing if you were to do that for the sake of astranger, dear.
What to read after Milly Darrell And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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