The Cloister And the Hearth
The Cloister And the Hearth
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"I see, "said she. "Mind, then, I leave it to you. " Returned home, she said--"Ihave been to a house to-day, where I have seen a very common thing anda very uncommon thing; I have seen a stupid, obstinate woman, and I haveseen an angel in the flesh, with a face-if I had it here I'd take downmy brushes once more and try and paint it. " Little Kate did not belie the good opinion so hastily formed of her. Shewaited a better opportunity, and told her mother what she had learnedfrom Reicht Heynes, t...hat Margaret had shed her very blood for Gerard inthe wood.
"See, mother, how she loves him. " "Who would not love him?" "Oh, mother, think of it! Poor thing. " "Ay, wench. She has her own trouble, no doubt, as well as we ours. Ican't abide the sight of blood, let alone my own. " This was a point gained; but when Kate tried to follow it up she wasstopped short.
About a month after this a soldier of the Dalgetty tribe, returning fromservice in Burgundy, brought a letter one evening to the hosier's house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I see, "said she. "Mind, then, I leave it to you. " Returned home, she said--"Ihave been to a house to-day, where I have seen a very common thing anda very uncommon thing; I have seen a stupid, obstinate woman, and I haveseen an angel in the flesh, with a face-if I had it here I'd take downmy brushes once more and try and paint it. " Little Kate did not belie the good opinion so hastily formed of her. Shewaited a better opportunity, and told her mother what she had learnedfrom Reicht Heynes, t...hat Margaret had shed her very blood for Gerard inthe wood.
"See, mother, how she loves him. " "Who would not love him?" "Oh, mother, think of it! Poor thing. " "Ay, wench. She has her own trouble, no doubt, as well as we ours. Ican't abide the sight of blood, let alone my own. " This was a point gained; but when Kate tried to follow it up she wasstopped short.
About a month after this a soldier of the Dalgetty tribe, returning fromservice in Burgundy, brought a letter one evening to the hosier's house.
What to read after The Cloister And the Hearth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reade Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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