Pelham — volume 01
Pelham — volume 01
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I kneltbeside him; I took his hand; I spoke to him in every endearing term thatI could think of; and roused and excited as my feelings were, by sostrange and sudden a meeting, I felt my tears involuntarily falling overthe hand which I held in my own. Glanville turned; he looked at me forone moment, as if fully to recognize me: and then throwing himself in myarms, wept like a child.
It was but for a few minutes that this weakness lasted; he rose suddenly--the whole expression of his countenance ...was changed--the tears stillrolled in large drops down his cheeks, but the proud, stern characterwhich the features had assumed, seemed to deny the feelings which thatfeminine weakness had betrayed.
"Pelham, " he said, "you have seen me thus; I had hoped that no living eyewould--this is the last time in which I shall indulge this folly. Godbless you--we shall meet again--and this night shall then seem to youlike a dream. " I would have answered, but he turned swiftly, passed in one momentthrough the copse, and in the next had utterly disappeared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I kneltbeside him; I took his hand; I spoke to him in every endearing term thatI could think of; and roused and excited as my feelings were, by sostrange and sudden a meeting, I felt my tears involuntarily falling overthe hand which I held in my own. Glanville turned; he looked at me forone moment, as if fully to recognize me: and then throwing himself in myarms, wept like a child.
It was but for a few minutes that this weakness lasted; he rose suddenly--the whole expression of his countenance ...was changed--the tears stillrolled in large drops down his cheeks, but the proud, stern characterwhich the features had assumed, seemed to deny the feelings which thatfeminine weakness had betrayed.
"Pelham, " he said, "you have seen me thus; I had hoped that no living eyewould--this is the last time in which I shall indulge this folly. Godbless you--we shall meet again--and this night shall then seem to youlike a dream. " I would have answered, but he turned swiftly, passed in one momentthrough the copse, and in the next had utterly disappeared.
What to read after Pelham — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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