Phantom Fortune : a Novel 2
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Don't suppose, dear, that I am not grieved at this good-bye : but before we are a year older I hope the time will have come when there will be no more farewells for you and me. I shall be a very exacting husband, Molly. I shall want to 'A YOUNG LAMB'S HEART AMONG THE FLOCKS.' 85 spend all the days and hours of my life with you ; to have not a fancy or a pursuit in which you cannot share, or with which you cannot sympathise.
I hope you will not grow tired of me ! ' ■ Tired ! ' Then came silence,... and a long farewell kiss, and then the voice of Maulevrier shouting in the hall, just in time to warn the lovers, before Miss Miiller opened the door and exclaimed, 1 Oh, Mr. Hammond, we have been looking for you everywhere. The luggage is all in the carriage, and Maulevrier says there is only just time to get to "Windermere !' In another minute or so the carriage was driving down the hill ; and Mary stood in the porch looking after the travellers.
1 It seems as if it is my fate to stand here and see everybody drive away,' she said to herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don't suppose, dear, that I am not grieved at this good-bye : but before we are a year older I hope the time will have come when there will be no more farewells for you and me. I shall be a very exacting husband, Molly. I shall want to 'A YOUNG LAMB'S HEART AMONG THE FLOCKS.' 85 spend all the days and hours of my life with you ; to have not a fancy or a pursuit in which you cannot share, or with which you cannot sympathise.
I hope you will not grow tired of me ! ' ■ Tired ! ' Then came silence,... and a long farewell kiss, and then the voice of Maulevrier shouting in the hall, just in time to warn the lovers, before Miss Miiller opened the door and exclaimed, 1 Oh, Mr. Hammond, we have been looking for you everywhere. The luggage is all in the carriage, and Maulevrier says there is only just time to get to "Windermere !' In another minute or so the carriage was driving down the hill ; and Mary stood in the porch looking after the travellers.
1 It seems as if it is my fate to stand here and see everybody drive away,' she said to herself.
What to read after Phantom Fortune : a Novel 2?
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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