Seaforth
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The girl looked closer at him, and more sus- piciously, but consented at last to lead him through the stone passage to the steward's room, where she handed him over to one of the men-servants, who was standing at the door, and to whom the stranger gave his name. " This way, sir/' said the man, respectfully.
And thus the future master of Seaforth entered the home of his forefathers.
CHAPTEE IV.
THE MEETING OF UNCLE AND NEPHEW.
The scraping of the carriage wheels on the gravelled sweep had made m...ore than one heart leap within the walls of Seaforth.
The mother, longing for her boys, and yet shrink- ing from what she had to tell them.
And, in his own room, the solitary man, sitting before his fire, brooding as usual. He is trying to realise that in a few minutes Godfrey and Hester's son will be before him. He is telling himself that he hardly knows what a task he has imposed on himself. He is wondering if he has sufficiently realised what a daily cross that presence in his home will be. It will bring in its train every sort of association and recol- lection ; and names, long silent and dead, will sound upon his ears again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The girl looked closer at him, and more sus- piciously, but consented at last to lead him through the stone passage to the steward's room, where she handed him over to one of the men-servants, who was standing at the door, and to whom the stranger gave his name. " This way, sir/' said the man, respectfully.
And thus the future master of Seaforth entered the home of his forefathers.
CHAPTEE IV.
THE MEETING OF UNCLE AND NEPHEW.
The scraping of the carriage wheels on the gravelled sweep had made m...ore than one heart leap within the walls of Seaforth.
The mother, longing for her boys, and yet shrink- ing from what she had to tell them.
And, in his own room, the solitary man, sitting before his fire, brooding as usual. He is trying to realise that in a few minutes Godfrey and Hester's son will be before him. He is telling himself that he hardly knows what a task he has imposed on himself. He is wondering if he has sufficiently realised what a daily cross that presence in his home will be. It will bring in its train every sort of association and recol- lection ; and names, long silent and dead, will sound upon his ears again.
What to read after Seaforth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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