Sir Guy De Lusignan : a Tale of Italy 2
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Lusignan was also much beloved by them. His conciliating manners and his distinguished bravery had gained the affection of many ; and it was known that he had greatly contributed to keep them on good terms with their Prince, at a time when Haly was using every effort to sow dissension. His absence was therefore the cause of much disquietude ; and it began to be universally suspected that he had fallen a victim to false information from some treacherous enemy of the Crusaders.
224 SIR GUY The pe...rson who said the least; but who, deeply as others might feel, was by far the most anxious and miserable was Seraphina. She ac- companied the Princess to Ptolemais, and was unremitting in her attention ; but her thoughts for ever reverted to the companion of her early and only happy days. Whenever the suffering Princess expressed her anxiety for Lusignan, she could only answer with tears ; and they were the sole relief that mitigated in any degree the acute- ness of her sorrows.
She was in this state, when a letter was brought to her.
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Lusignan was also much beloved by them. His conciliating manners and his distinguished bravery had gained the affection of many ; and it was known that he had greatly contributed to keep them on good terms with their Prince, at a time when Haly was using every effort to sow dissension. His absence was therefore the cause of much disquietude ; and it began to be universally suspected that he had fallen a victim to false information from some treacherous enemy of the Crusaders.
224 SIR GUY The pe...rson who said the least; but who, deeply as others might feel, was by far the most anxious and miserable was Seraphina. She ac- companied the Princess to Ptolemais, and was unremitting in her attention ; but her thoughts for ever reverted to the companion of her early and only happy days. Whenever the suffering Princess expressed her anxiety for Lusignan, she could only answer with tears ; and they were the sole relief that mitigated in any degree the acute- ness of her sorrows.
She was in this state, when a letter was brought to her.
What to read after Sir Guy De Lusignan : a Tale of Italy 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Cornelia Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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