On the Edge of the Storm
On the Edge of the Storm
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Then, smiling a little, he said, " You must use your influence, then. And there he comes 1 Speak of the sun, and " " Father ! one word. You are not displeased with me ?" " Ah, no, obstinate child ; have it as you will, since my wishes go for nothing," said M. de Lestrelle, and then, startled by perceiving that his words had wounded her far more deeply than he had intended, he added, " There, there, I did not mean to hurt you, my child ; what will Gavamie say to such tearful eyes ?" " He has no ...right to say anything," answered Mar- celle, impetuously, and she escaped indoors before Ga- varnie had joined-them. She felt shaken and ready to burst into tears, quite a new sensation for her, and there were still her mother's arguments to meet. But that was nothing to her fether's mortification. That grieved her to the heart, and she was uncertain whether she were not doing very wrongly to oppose his wish.
Yet she could not bring herself to retract, or to think of the proposed marriage with anything but horror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, smiling a little, he said, " You must use your influence, then. And there he comes 1 Speak of the sun, and " " Father ! one word. You are not displeased with me ?" " Ah, no, obstinate child ; have it as you will, since my wishes go for nothing," said M. de Lestrelle, and then, startled by perceiving that his words had wounded her far more deeply than he had intended, he added, " There, there, I did not mean to hurt you, my child ; what will Gavamie say to such tearful eyes ?" " He has no ...right to say anything," answered Mar- celle, impetuously, and she escaped indoors before Ga- varnie had joined-them. She felt shaken and ready to burst into tears, quite a new sensation for her, and there were still her mother's arguments to meet. But that was nothing to her fether's mortification. That grieved her to the heart, and she was uncertain whether she were not doing very wrongly to oppose his wish.
Yet she could not bring herself to retract, or to think of the proposed marriage with anything but horror.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Margaret, B. 1833 to read onlineMoreLess
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