Stuart of Dunleath a Story of Modern Times volume 1
Stuart of Dunleath a Story of Modern Times volume 1
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Stuart was only Sir John Raymond's : secretary and man of business, " said God- frey, with an imperious air. STUART OF DUNLEATH. 119 Eleanor did not reply : from under the long dark lashes which quivered over her flushing cheek, she glanced towards the Indian cabinet where lay her father's last letter — that solemn and touching appeal which had been their only introduction to her guardian. Her guardian ! of whom Godfi'ey spoke as if he were a hired clerk ; and who, after all, was the son of Mr.... Stuart of Dunleath. His ruin could not blot out hereditary descent. It was as good blood as any in Scotland. And his poverty ! was Godfrey himself so wealthy, or so nobly bom ? He, who also inherited an indepen- dence from the generosity of her. Father ! The first proud glance shot from Eleanor's eyes at her half-brother ; then she repeated mentally those last affecting words, so often perused, so often blotted ^^^th her own and her poor mother's weeping : " Teach my chUd to respect and look 120 STUART OF DUNLEATH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stuart was only Sir John Raymond's : secretary and man of business, " said God- frey, with an imperious air. STUART OF DUNLEATH. 119 Eleanor did not reply : from under the long dark lashes which quivered over her flushing cheek, she glanced towards the Indian cabinet where lay her father's last letter — that solemn and touching appeal which had been their only introduction to her guardian. Her guardian ! of whom Godfi'ey spoke as if he were a hired clerk ; and who, after all, was the son of Mr.... Stuart of Dunleath. His ruin could not blot out hereditary descent. It was as good blood as any in Scotland. And his poverty ! was Godfrey himself so wealthy, or so nobly bom ? He, who also inherited an indepen- dence from the generosity of her. Father ! The first proud glance shot from Eleanor's eyes at her half-brother ; then she repeated mentally those last affecting words, so often perused, so often blotted ^^^th her own and her poor mother's weeping : " Teach my chUd to respect and look 120 STUART OF DUNLEATH.
What to read after Stuart of Dunleath a Story of Modern Times volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norton, Caroline Sheridan, 1808-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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