The Earls Daughter
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Lord Rutherford followed her into the cottage. It was strangely natural to him now to be there; he who had never once entered the house, even of one of his own labourers, except when busi- ness made it necessary, was now a recognised and welcome guest in the sanded kitchen, where, stretched upon a low pallet, lay the sick child, his pale face flushed with pleasure, and his little thin hand stretched out to welcome the lady whom he had not seen for many days. The earl seated himself by the fire ...; when Blanche was present he had no wish except to watch her, and listen to her, and yield himself to an influence so different from all which for years had governed him, that it seemed to present to him a new phase of existence. Yet it was not very much that Blanche said. She was shy before her father, and the disquietude of her mind gave her a tone of unusual reserve. But the child was not aware of any difference of manner ; he only knew that some one was near him who was kind to him, and had brought him toys to play with, and pictures ; and, with the simplicity and openness of his age, he made his re- marks, and called for her attention, until insensibly Blanche's interest was absorbed, and she forgot that there was any other care or duty to be thought of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Rutherford followed her into the cottage. It was strangely natural to him now to be there; he who had never once entered the house, even of one of his own labourers, except when busi- ness made it necessary, was now a recognised and welcome guest in the sanded kitchen, where, stretched upon a low pallet, lay the sick child, his pale face flushed with pleasure, and his little thin hand stretched out to welcome the lady whom he had not seen for many days. The earl seated himself by the fire ...; when Blanche was present he had no wish except to watch her, and listen to her, and yield himself to an influence so different from all which for years had governed him, that it seemed to present to him a new phase of existence. Yet it was not very much that Blanche said. She was shy before her father, and the disquietude of her mind gave her a tone of unusual reserve. But the child was not aware of any difference of manner ; he only knew that some one was near him who was kind to him, and had brought him toys to play with, and pictures ; and, with the simplicity and openness of his age, he made his re- marks, and called for her attention, until insensibly Blanche's interest was absorbed, and she forgot that there was any other care or duty to be thought of.
What to read after The Earls Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sewell, Elizabeth Missing, 1815-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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