Stuart of Dunleath a Story of Modern Times volume 3
Stuart of Dunleath a Story of Modern Times volume 3
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an old maid, married to an old fool, is not likely to have much besides scandal to occupy her. Give me a kiss, and let's say no more about it. I'm glad you did not go on arguing about money-matters. Oh ! STUART OF DUNLEATH. 81 Eleanor, you're handsomer than any woman I ever saw — if you weren't such a carved image!" A chUl revulsion of feeling thrilled the heart he held so near his own. Eleanor remembered the day at the Lodge, and her husband's interview with Bridget Owen. The pity and the pass...ion of the young Welsh- woman ; her beauty and her boldness ; the speech in which Sir Stephen wished he had never married — never been father to Frederic and Clephane ; the tempestuous grief, the fervent sympathy, the wild answered embrace, all crowded on her memor}' ! It was thus that her husband desired to be loved ; there was her rival, with whom in his secret heart he was even now comparing her. There, was the love she had not to give — the love whose balanced contrary is repugnance and revolt !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
an old maid, married to an old fool, is not likely to have much besides scandal to occupy her. Give me a kiss, and let's say no more about it. I'm glad you did not go on arguing about money-matters. Oh ! STUART OF DUNLEATH. 81 Eleanor, you're handsomer than any woman I ever saw — if you weren't such a carved image!" A chUl revulsion of feeling thrilled the heart he held so near his own. Eleanor remembered the day at the Lodge, and her husband's interview with Bridget Owen. The pity and the pass...ion of the young Welsh- woman ; her beauty and her boldness ; the speech in which Sir Stephen wished he had never married — never been father to Frederic and Clephane ; the tempestuous grief, the fervent sympathy, the wild answered embrace, all crowded on her memor}' ! It was thus that her husband desired to be loved ; there was her rival, with whom in his secret heart he was even now comparing her. There, was the love she had not to give — the love whose balanced contrary is repugnance and revolt !
What to read after Stuart of Dunleath a Story of Modern Times volume 3?
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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