The Breton Mills a Romance
The Breton Mills a Romance
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Suddenly glancing at her, he saw she was overcome with the heat, and had fallen asleep leaning her shapely head back against the rough bark of the tree. Her fingers loosely clasped in her sloping lap suggested perfect repose ; the girlish bosom rose and fell with her still breathing and there was an exquisite pout on her lips as if vaguely mutinous against the hardness of her pillow. His heart was beating violently as he laid aside his book, and seated himself on the bench by her side. But he d...ared not profane the vestal purity of such sleep as her s ; he devoured her face with his eyes but did not steal one kiss from the red lips, though there was such a sweet mute invitation on them. But he put his arm about her, and drew her toward him as gently as if she were a sleeping infant, and made her head rest on his shoulder. Then he looked down the red-tinged cheeks, like the woods in autumn s tenderest mood, swept by her long golden eye-lashes, and tried to fancy she was awake though her eyes were closed, and that she was will ing her head should rest on his breast and her hair O like fine threads of twisted Roman gold kiss his burning face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suddenly glancing at her, he saw she was overcome with the heat, and had fallen asleep leaning her shapely head back against the rough bark of the tree. Her fingers loosely clasped in her sloping lap suggested perfect repose ; the girlish bosom rose and fell with her still breathing and there was an exquisite pout on her lips as if vaguely mutinous against the hardness of her pillow. His heart was beating violently as he laid aside his book, and seated himself on the bench by her side. But he d...ared not profane the vestal purity of such sleep as her s ; he devoured her face with his eyes but did not steal one kiss from the red lips, though there was such a sweet mute invitation on them. But he put his arm about her, and drew her toward him as gently as if she were a sleeping infant, and made her head rest on his shoulder. Then he looked down the red-tinged cheeks, like the woods in autumn s tenderest mood, swept by her long golden eye-lashes, and tried to fancy she was awake though her eyes were closed, and that she was will ing her head should rest on his breast and her hair O like fine threads of twisted Roman gold kiss his burning face.
What to read after The Breton Mills a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Joseph Bellamy to read onlineMoreLess
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