The Case of Richard Meynell
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My cousinswere quite kind to me, but I spent a great deal of time alone--andNeville and I got into a way of meeting--in lonely places--on the moors. No one found out. He taught me everything I ever knew, almost. He gave mebooks--and read to me. He was sorry for me--and at last--he loved me! Andwe never looked ahead. Then--in one week--everything happened together. Ihad to go home. He talked of going to Sandford, and implored me still tomeet him. And I thought how Ralph and Edith would watch us,... and spy uponus, and I implored him never to go to Sandford when I was at Upcote. Wemust meet at other places. And he agreed. Then the day came for me to gosouth. I travelled by myself--and he rode twenty miles to a junctionstation and joined me. Then we travelled all day together. " Her voice failed her. She pressed her thin hands together under the onsetof memory, and that old conquered anguish which in spite of all the lifethat had been lived since still smouldered amid the roots of being.
"I may tell you?" she said at last, with a piteous look.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My cousinswere quite kind to me, but I spent a great deal of time alone--andNeville and I got into a way of meeting--in lonely places--on the moors. No one found out. He taught me everything I ever knew, almost. He gave mebooks--and read to me. He was sorry for me--and at last--he loved me! Andwe never looked ahead. Then--in one week--everything happened together. Ihad to go home. He talked of going to Sandford, and implored me still tomeet him. And I thought how Ralph and Edith would watch us,... and spy uponus, and I implored him never to go to Sandford when I was at Upcote. Wemust meet at other places. And he agreed. Then the day came for me to gosouth. I travelled by myself--and he rode twenty miles to a junctionstation and joined me. Then we travelled all day together. " Her voice failed her. She pressed her thin hands together under the onsetof memory, and that old conquered anguish which in spite of all the lifethat had been lived since still smouldered amid the roots of being.
"I may tell you?" she said at last, with a piteous look.
What to read after The Case of Richard Meynell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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