Phantom Fortune, a Novel
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There was no such thing as a conveyance to be had, but the Windermerecoach would pass in about half an hour, and for this they must wait. Itwould take them back to Grasmere sooner than they could get there onfoot, in Mary's exhausted condition.
The tea-tray was brought in presently, and Hammond poured out the teaand waited upon Lady Mary. It was a reversal of the usual formula but itwas very pleasant to Mary to sit with her feet on the low brass fenderand be waited upon by her lover. That fog o...n the brow of Helvellyn--thatpiercing wind--had chilled her to the bone, and there was unspeakablecomfort in the glow and warmth of the fire, in the refreshment of a goodcup of tea.
'Mary, you are my own property now, remember, ' said Hammond, watchingher tenderly as she sipped her tea.
She glanced up at him shyly, now and then, with eyes full of innocentwonder. It was so strange to her, as strange as sweet, to know that heloved her; such a marvellous thing that she had pledged herself to behis wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no such thing as a conveyance to be had, but the Windermerecoach would pass in about half an hour, and for this they must wait. Itwould take them back to Grasmere sooner than they could get there onfoot, in Mary's exhausted condition.
The tea-tray was brought in presently, and Hammond poured out the teaand waited upon Lady Mary. It was a reversal of the usual formula but itwas very pleasant to Mary to sit with her feet on the low brass fenderand be waited upon by her lover. That fog o...n the brow of Helvellyn--thatpiercing wind--had chilled her to the bone, and there was unspeakablecomfort in the glow and warmth of the fire, in the refreshment of a goodcup of tea.
'Mary, you are my own property now, remember, ' said Hammond, watchingher tenderly as she sipped her tea.
She glanced up at him shyly, now and then, with eyes full of innocentwonder. It was so strange to her, as strange as sweet, to know that heloved her; such a marvellous thing that she had pledged herself to behis wife.
What to read after Phantom Fortune, a Novel?
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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