The Forest Lovers
The Forest Lovers
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"You little jay bird, who's to see you here among the trees? Come withme, I'll set you strutting like a peacock before I've done with you, "said Maulfry, in her mocking, good-humoured way.
They went together. Maulfry had hold of Isoult by the hand. Presentlythey came to an open glade where there were two horses held by amounted groom. As soon as he saw them coming the groom got off, helpedIsoult first, then his mistress. They rode away at a quick trot downthe slope; the horses seemed to know th...e way.
Maulfry was in high spirits. She played a thousand tricks, andenveigled from the brooding girl her most darling thoughts. Beforethey had made their day's journey she had learnt all that she wantedto know, or rather what she knew already. It confirmed what Galors hadtold her: she believed his story. For her part Isoult, having oncemade the plunge, gave her heart its way, bathed it openly in love, andwas not ashamed. To talk of Prosper more freely than she had everdared even to herself, to talk of loving him, of her hopes of winninghim!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You little jay bird, who's to see you here among the trees? Come withme, I'll set you strutting like a peacock before I've done with you, "said Maulfry, in her mocking, good-humoured way.
They went together. Maulfry had hold of Isoult by the hand. Presentlythey came to an open glade where there were two horses held by amounted groom. As soon as he saw them coming the groom got off, helpedIsoult first, then his mistress. They rode away at a quick trot downthe slope; the horses seemed to know th...e way.
Maulfry was in high spirits. She played a thousand tricks, andenveigled from the brooding girl her most darling thoughts. Beforethey had made their day's journey she had learnt all that she wantedto know, or rather what she knew already. It confirmed what Galors hadtold her: she believed his story. For her part Isoult, having oncemade the plunge, gave her heart its way, bathed it openly in love, andwas not ashamed. To talk of Prosper more freely than she had everdared even to herself, to talk of loving him, of her hopes of winninghim!
What to read after The Forest Lovers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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