Terence Mcgowan, the Irish Tenant 2
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At length with a sudden impulse, — whether that his features for a moment changed their dark ex- THE IRISH TENANT. 213 pression, or some strange thought came over lier, — slie movecl towards liim quickly, laid her hand lightly upon his shoulder, and called him gently by his name.
" Terence, won't you speak to me ? — won't you speak to jouy own Kathleen, that was your happy wife until now, and that's like to die for the want of the kind word that was always ready without the askin', up to this ?... Ah ! Terence dear, look up now, and speak to me. It's frightened entirely I am to see you this way these days back, my brave husband that was and is ; for I'll never be no other than what I always was — your lovin' wife, Terence." "Ay, and it's that very thought, Kathleen, that drives me to it," he exclaimed, in a hard, hoarse voice, without looking at her, but clenching his hands fiercely as he spoke.
"To what? Oh! Terence— to what?" cried Kathleen, sinking down on her knees beside him, clasping his hand in her own, and looking up into his face with impassioned eagerness and ^ dread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At length with a sudden impulse, — whether that his features for a moment changed their dark ex- THE IRISH TENANT. 213 pression, or some strange thought came over lier, — slie movecl towards liim quickly, laid her hand lightly upon his shoulder, and called him gently by his name.
" Terence, won't you speak to me ? — won't you speak to jouy own Kathleen, that was your happy wife until now, and that's like to die for the want of the kind word that was always ready without the askin', up to this ?... Ah ! Terence dear, look up now, and speak to me. It's frightened entirely I am to see you this way these days back, my brave husband that was and is ; for I'll never be no other than what I always was — your lovin' wife, Terence." "Ay, and it's that very thought, Kathleen, that drives me to it," he exclaimed, in a hard, hoarse voice, without looking at her, but clenching his hands fiercely as he spoke.
"To what? Oh! Terence— to what?" cried Kathleen, sinking down on her knees beside him, clasping his hand in her own, and looking up into his face with impassioned eagerness and ^ dread.
What to read after Terence Mcgowan, the Irish Tenant 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tottenham, G. L. (George Loftus) to read onlineMoreLess
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