The Heart's Highway: a Romance of Virginia
The Heart's Highway: a Romance of Virginia
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" Harry, I cannot clear thee unless I convict my own granddaughter Catherine," she said, piteously, " and if I spared her not, neither her nor' my pride, what of Mary? Catherine hath been like a mother to the child, and she loves her better than she loves me. Twould kill her, Harry. And, Harry, how can I give Mary to thee, and thou under this ban? Mary Cavendish cannot wed a convict" 166 Digitized by LjOOQ IC The Heaif s Highway " That she cannot and shall not," I said; " she shall wed a much w...orthier man and be happy, and sure 'tis her happiness that is the question/' But Madam Cavendish stared at me with un- reasoning anger, not understanding, since she was a woman, and unreasoning as a woman will be in such matters. " If you love not my grand- daughter, Harry Wingfield,'' she cried out, " 'tis not her grandmother will fling her at your head.
I will let you know, sir, that she could have her pick in the colony if she so chose, and it may be that she might not choose you, Master Harry Wingfield/* I laughed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Harry, I cannot clear thee unless I convict my own granddaughter Catherine," she said, piteously, " and if I spared her not, neither her nor' my pride, what of Mary? Catherine hath been like a mother to the child, and she loves her better than she loves me. Twould kill her, Harry. And, Harry, how can I give Mary to thee, and thou under this ban? Mary Cavendish cannot wed a convict" 166 Digitized by LjOOQ IC The Heaif s Highway " That she cannot and shall not," I said; " she shall wed a much w...orthier man and be happy, and sure 'tis her happiness that is the question/' But Madam Cavendish stared at me with un- reasoning anger, not understanding, since she was a woman, and unreasoning as a woman will be in such matters. " If you love not my grand- daughter, Harry Wingfield,'' she cried out, " 'tis not her grandmother will fling her at your head.
I will let you know, sir, that she could have her pick in the colony if she so chose, and it may be that she might not choose you, Master Harry Wingfield/* I laughed.
What to read after The Heart's Highway: a Romance of Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Mary Eleanor Wilkins to read onlineMoreLess
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