The Galaxy, volume 22
The Galaxy, volume 22
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From the house, the stable-yard, the flelds beyond, trooped the help of strong men, of sturdy peasants. Lord Tremenheare, leaping from his carriage, joined the throng, and more slowly, quite forget- ful of her grudge against Sibyl, my lady followed. They dragged the water — once, twice, thrice. Nothing, save the roots of the water-lilies, and gray mud of the lake's bed ! Where was Sibyl ?
Deep in the recesses of the wood; down on her face among the first-fall- en leaves, weeping bitter tears of... mor- tification, of shame, and of repentance.
And there Guy found her— with a sud- den remembrance of the favorite haunt into which he had so often watched her, himself unseen. And he raised her up and whispered a great many things, to which she answered hum- bly; and he made her confess that she had thought he asked her to be his wife only out' of compc^on for her too evident love and for her sickness almost unto death I And he made her confess something else too — how that she loved him dearly, and had loved him all along.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the house, the stable-yard, the flelds beyond, trooped the help of strong men, of sturdy peasants. Lord Tremenheare, leaping from his carriage, joined the throng, and more slowly, quite forget- ful of her grudge against Sibyl, my lady followed. They dragged the water — once, twice, thrice. Nothing, save the roots of the water-lilies, and gray mud of the lake's bed ! Where was Sibyl ?
Deep in the recesses of the wood; down on her face among the first-fall- en leaves, weeping bitter tears of... mor- tification, of shame, and of repentance.
And there Guy found her— with a sud- den remembrance of the favorite haunt into which he had so often watched her, himself unseen. And he raised her up and whispered a great many things, to which she answered hum- bly; and he made her confess that she had thought he asked her to be his wife only out' of compc^on for her too evident love and for her sickness almost unto death I And he made her confess something else too — how that she loved him dearly, and had loved him all along.
What to read after The Galaxy, volume 22?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Church, William Conant, 1836-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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