The End of the Rainbow
The End of the Rainbow
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David had lifted his broad felt hat from his crisp dark curls. It meant a moment's voiceless communing with the Most High, and she knew it.
" When we lost you," he went on presently, ** when yon gran' folk came an' carried yo' away, wheer such as I could niwer follow you, I thought ' The hand o' th' Digitized by VjOOQiC 888 THE END OF THE RAINBOW Lord is heavy; I mun ha' bin a sinner greater than I knew. He has laid upon me more than I can bear ! ' An' then lo ! He repented Him — ^an' yo' caame... whoam again." Violet smiled a little wistfully and her colour rose.
There was in David's voice so deep a gratitude for an almost unbelievable guerdon that she was conscious of vague distress.
" I — wish I had never gone — sometimes," she acknowledged.
" Ah ! " returned David, and the note of deep satis- faction sounded in his voice. " Then it was even as I said it would be. Heartbreak an' bitterness, disillusion and awakening." " Yes," agreed Violet softly, her gaze going out across the heaving shoulder of the fell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
David had lifted his broad felt hat from his crisp dark curls. It meant a moment's voiceless communing with the Most High, and she knew it.
" When we lost you," he went on presently, ** when yon gran' folk came an' carried yo' away, wheer such as I could niwer follow you, I thought ' The hand o' th' Digitized by VjOOQiC 888 THE END OF THE RAINBOW Lord is heavy; I mun ha' bin a sinner greater than I knew. He has laid upon me more than I can bear ! ' An' then lo ! He repented Him — ^an' yo' caame... whoam again." Violet smiled a little wistfully and her colour rose.
There was in David's voice so deep a gratitude for an almost unbelievable guerdon that she was conscious of vague distress.
" I — wish I had never gone — sometimes," she acknowledged.
" Ah ! " returned David, and the note of deep satis- faction sounded in his voice. " Then it was even as I said it would be. Heartbreak an' bitterness, disillusion and awakening." " Yes," agreed Violet softly, her gaze going out across the heaving shoulder of the fell.
What to read after The End of the Rainbow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Düring, Stella M to read onlineMoreLess
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