The Hallam Succession
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" Her patience had in some measure its reward. Toward afternoon Elizabethcame to her room. Her eyes were red with weeping, but she said, "Fatherand Richard have shaken hands, Phyllis; there is to be no ill-willabout the disappointment. " "I am very glad. But is it to be a disappointment--to you, I mean, Elizabeth?" "I fear so; I must stand by father's side as regards Hallam. I canwait and love on. But I will not bind Richard. He is free. " "I am quite sure he is not free. Richard will never be ...free while thereremains a hope of eventually winning you. " "He says that nothing but my marriage to some other person shall makehim lose hope; but men say these things and forget. " "Richard means what he says. He will not forget; and time gives withboth hands to the patient and the truthful. Is the squire satisfied?" "I don't think he blames Richard. The shadow I felt on the night ofour betrothal has begun to creep toward me, Phyllis. I am in its chilland gloom. It will darken all our remaining hours together, and theyare few now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Her patience had in some measure its reward. Toward afternoon Elizabethcame to her room. Her eyes were red with weeping, but she said, "Fatherand Richard have shaken hands, Phyllis; there is to be no ill-willabout the disappointment. " "I am very glad. But is it to be a disappointment--to you, I mean, Elizabeth?" "I fear so; I must stand by father's side as regards Hallam. I canwait and love on. But I will not bind Richard. He is free. " "I am quite sure he is not free. Richard will never be ...free while thereremains a hope of eventually winning you. " "He says that nothing but my marriage to some other person shall makehim lose hope; but men say these things and forget. " "Richard means what he says. He will not forget; and time gives withboth hands to the patient and the truthful. Is the squire satisfied?" "I don't think he blames Richard. The shadow I felt on the night ofour betrothal has begun to creep toward me, Phyllis. I am in its chilland gloom. It will darken all our remaining hours together, and theyare few now.
What to read after The Hallam Succession?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barr, Amelia Edith Huddleston, 1831-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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