The Englishwoman. a Novel V. 5
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At the hour of retire- ment she followed her to her room. '' Ser lina,'* said Agnes, '' are your feelings such as my participation. can lessen?'* ■ TI-IS ENGLISHWOMAN'. J.*37 '^ Alas I no/' said our heroine; yet she wept on the neck of Agnes. '' Happy girl!'' iL-ished she, '' whose affection ivnow.i no al- loy ! mine, Agnes, it were wisdom io wiah extinct; but yet I cannot!" '*'0h! Keaven forbid you should!' said Agnes, "Believe me, the hour is not dis- tant that will heal this imaginary wound...." '^ Would I dare trust it!" said Selina.
The slumbers of our heroine were bro- ken by contending feelings. Perturbed dreams and hideous visions haunted her fancy. At one moment Montgomery was in danger^ and she fled to save him — to forgive him. So poweruilly did the impres- sion remain, that the morning dav/ned upon her, sleepless and un refreshed.
While at breakfast^ the bridal favours of Harriet Wilmot w^ere presented to her and Agnes, accompanied by a short note^ say- ing, '' that her father and the colonel had united in making her thus early a bride; that she was leaving town, but vx'oukl claim the permission lady Mary had given her of 138 THE ENGLISHWOMAN, being classed amongst the socials at Mil- iington." " May she be happy'/* said Selinajand Agnes, in a breath "How wisely Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the hour of retire- ment she followed her to her room. '' Ser lina,'* said Agnes, '' are your feelings such as my participation. can lessen?'* ■ TI-IS ENGLISHWOMAN'. J.*37 '^ Alas I no/' said our heroine; yet she wept on the neck of Agnes. '' Happy girl!'' iL-ished she, '' whose affection ivnow.i no al- loy ! mine, Agnes, it were wisdom io wiah extinct; but yet I cannot!" '*'0h! Keaven forbid you should!' said Agnes, "Believe me, the hour is not dis- tant that will heal this imaginary wound...." '^ Would I dare trust it!" said Selina.
The slumbers of our heroine were bro- ken by contending feelings. Perturbed dreams and hideous visions haunted her fancy. At one moment Montgomery was in danger^ and she fled to save him — to forgive him. So poweruilly did the impres- sion remain, that the morning dav/ned upon her, sleepless and un refreshed.
While at breakfast^ the bridal favours of Harriet Wilmot w^ere presented to her and Agnes, accompanied by a short note^ say- ing, '' that her father and the colonel had united in making her thus early a bride; that she was leaving town, but vx'oukl claim the permission lady Mary had given her of 138 THE ENGLISHWOMAN, being classed amongst the socials at Mil- iington." " May she be happy'/* said Selinajand Agnes, in a breath "How wisely Mr.
What to read after The Englishwoman. a Novel V. 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byron, Medora Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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