St. Olave's 1
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Mrs. Edenall closed her eyes and there came over her face a dreamy look as of one who is 186 st. olave's.
listening to old but well-remembered music.
Janet, turning suddenly round once, was startled by the strange beauty of its expression, and, glancing towards her brother, saw that his gaze was fixed in the same direction.
One of the old Italian galleries contains a paint- ing of Hero looking out from her watch-tower on the dark, quivering waves of the Hellespont, wait- ing for Leander. Hope a...nd memory give their light and shadow to her pale face. The remem- brance of passion past, the hope of joy to come, meet and blend upon it. It was such a look that stole over Mrs. EdenalFs face, as she listened to the low, measured tones of this brother and sister.
They had brought back some far-away memory, and wakened some sleeping hope.
David saw that their guest was not likely to be much of an acquisition in the way of companion* ship for that evening, at any rate, so he fetched the manuscript of hisoratorio and began'to work at it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Edenall closed her eyes and there came over her face a dreamy look as of one who is 186 st. olave's.
listening to old but well-remembered music.
Janet, turning suddenly round once, was startled by the strange beauty of its expression, and, glancing towards her brother, saw that his gaze was fixed in the same direction.
One of the old Italian galleries contains a paint- ing of Hero looking out from her watch-tower on the dark, quivering waves of the Hellespont, wait- ing for Leander. Hope a...nd memory give their light and shadow to her pale face. The remem- brance of passion past, the hope of joy to come, meet and blend upon it. It was such a look that stole over Mrs. EdenalFs face, as she listened to the low, measured tones of this brother and sister.
They had brought back some far-away memory, and wakened some sleeping hope.
David saw that their guest was not likely to be much of an acquisition in the way of companion* ship for that evening, at any rate, so he fetched the manuscript of hisoratorio and began'to work at it.
What to read after St. Olave's 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephenson, Eliza Tabor to read onlineMoreLess
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