Princess
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Dislocated? No; such cruel harm had not befallen her: a bruise, alittle stiffness was the worst in store. A passionate relief, bewildering in its intensity, thrilled through him; his dark cheekrivaled hers in pallor; his eyes glowed.
Then her lids quivered, the gray eyes unclosed, and the color flushedback warmly, covering cheek and brow and neck with a mighty surge ofcrimson. With a quick effort, Pocahontas disengaged herself from hisarms, and leaned against the fence, a few steps away from hi...m. Struggling for self-mastery, Thorne made his anxious inquiries, striving by a fierce exercise of will to still his bounding pulses, andbanish from his eyes the expression he felt glowing within them. AndPocahontas, with her paleness in force again, replied to his inquirieswith tremulous but determined lightness, putting aside his selfreproaches, and assuming the blame with eager incoherence. She made aterrible mess of it, but Thorne was past all nicety of observation; hisonly thought, now that he was assured of her safety, was to get himselfaway without further betrayal of his feelings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dislocated? No; such cruel harm had not befallen her: a bruise, alittle stiffness was the worst in store. A passionate relief, bewildering in its intensity, thrilled through him; his dark cheekrivaled hers in pallor; his eyes glowed.
Then her lids quivered, the gray eyes unclosed, and the color flushedback warmly, covering cheek and brow and neck with a mighty surge ofcrimson. With a quick effort, Pocahontas disengaged herself from hisarms, and leaned against the fence, a few steps away from hi...m. Struggling for self-mastery, Thorne made his anxious inquiries, striving by a fierce exercise of will to still his bounding pulses, andbanish from his eyes the expression he felt glowing within them. AndPocahontas, with her paleness in force again, replied to his inquirieswith tremulous but determined lightness, putting aside his selfreproaches, and assuming the blame with eager incoherence. She made aterrible mess of it, but Thorne was past all nicety of observation; hisonly thought, now that he was assured of her safety, was to get himselfaway without further betrayal of his feelings.
What to read after Princess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcclelland Mary Greenway to read onlineMoreLess
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