The Angel in the House book I the Betrothal book Ii the Espousals
The Angel in the House book I the Betrothal book Ii the Espousals
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There We talk'd, she working. We agreed The day was fine ; the Fancy-Fair Successful ; " Did I ever read « De Genlis T " Never. " " Do ! She heard " I was engaged. " " To whom f " Miss Fry.
ACCEPTED. 177 " Was it the fact f " No !" " On my word V '' What scandal people talk'd !" " Would I '• Hold out this skein of silk. " So pass'd I knew not how much time away. " How were her sisters V " Well. " At last I. Summon'd heart enough to say, " I hoped to have seen Miss Churchill too. " " Miss Church...ill, Felix ! What is this 1 " I said, and now I find it's true, " Last night you quarrell'd ! Here she is. " 3.
She enter'd, like a morning rose Kuffled with rain, and made me blush ; Her crown once more was on her brows ; And, with a faint, indignant flush, And fainter smile, she gave her hand, But not her eyes, then sate apart, As if to make me understand The honour of her vanquish'd heart.
178 ACCEPTED.
But I drew humbly to her side ; And she, well pleased, perceiving me Subdued again before the pride Of her unconquer d majesty, Once and for all put it away ; The faint flush pass'd ; and, thereupon, Her loveliness, which rather lay In light than colour, smiled and shone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There We talk'd, she working. We agreed The day was fine ; the Fancy-Fair Successful ; " Did I ever read « De Genlis T " Never. " " Do ! She heard " I was engaged. " " To whom f " Miss Fry.
ACCEPTED. 177 " Was it the fact f " No !" " On my word V '' What scandal people talk'd !" " Would I '• Hold out this skein of silk. " So pass'd I knew not how much time away. " How were her sisters V " Well. " At last I. Summon'd heart enough to say, " I hoped to have seen Miss Churchill too. " " Miss Church...ill, Felix ! What is this 1 " I said, and now I find it's true, " Last night you quarrell'd ! Here she is. " 3.
She enter'd, like a morning rose Kuffled with rain, and made me blush ; Her crown once more was on her brows ; And, with a faint, indignant flush, And fainter smile, she gave her hand, But not her eyes, then sate apart, As if to make me understand The honour of her vanquish'd heart.
178 ACCEPTED.
But I drew humbly to her side ; And she, well pleased, perceiving me Subdued again before the pride Of her unconquer d majesty, Once and for all put it away ; The faint flush pass'd ; and, thereupon, Her loveliness, which rather lay In light than colour, smiled and shone.
What to read after The Angel in the House book I the Betrothal book Ii the Espousals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coventry Patmore to read onlineMoreLess
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