My Love! 2
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" If I make every one so unhappy about me, Augusta, you and your boy had better find another home where you will be happier," said Mrs. Morshead slowly.
Rash words rose to the young widow's lips, like flames leaping under battened hatches.
Her calm, clear eyes shone with an angry light which Mrs. Morshead had seen in them only once before ; — and that was on a certain morn- ing when they had had a serious quarrel over some perfectly insignificant trifle — the morning of that day in the afternoo...n of which Augusta had come back from a walk in the fields to say that she had accepted Mr. Latrobe, and would be married to him in six weeks from that date.
ISTever before nor since had the same look come into her face, the same light shone and flamed 112 "MY LOVE f' in her eyes, Tintil now. She stood, her back to the writing-table where she had just been sitting, transcribing this cruel letter to the man who loved her and whom she loved though she would not permit herself confession. One hand was on the table, the other was on the frill and brooch at her throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If I make every one so unhappy about me, Augusta, you and your boy had better find another home where you will be happier," said Mrs. Morshead slowly.
Rash words rose to the young widow's lips, like flames leaping under battened hatches.
Her calm, clear eyes shone with an angry light which Mrs. Morshead had seen in them only once before ; — and that was on a certain morn- ing when they had had a serious quarrel over some perfectly insignificant trifle — the morning of that day in the afternoo...n of which Augusta had come back from a walk in the fields to say that she had accepted Mr. Latrobe, and would be married to him in six weeks from that date.
ISTever before nor since had the same look come into her face, the same light shone and flamed 112 "MY LOVE f' in her eyes, Tintil now. She stood, her back to the writing-table where she had just been sitting, transcribing this cruel letter to the man who loved her and whom she loved though she would not permit herself confession. One hand was on the table, the other was on the frill and brooch at her throat.
What to read after My Love! 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Lynn Elizabeth Lynn Linton to read onlineMoreLess
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