The Interloper
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If you want to marry him, I suppose you will marry him ; I cannot stop you. What is it to you if my heart breaks? What is it to you if all my love for you is forgotten?" "Aunt! Dear, dear aunt!" cried Cecilia, "you have never spoken to me like this in all your life !" She threw her arms round Lady Eliza, holding her tightly. For some time they stood clinging to each other without speaking, and the tears in Cecilia's eyes dropped and fell upon the shoulder that leaned against her; now and then s...he stroked it softly with her fingers.
They started apart as a servant entered, and Lady Eliza went out of the room and out of the house, dis- appearing among the trees. Though her heart was smiting her for her harshness, a power like the force of instinct in an animal fought against the idea of connecting all she loved with Whanland. She had called Gilbert an interloper, and an interloper he was, come to poison the last days of her life. She hurried on among the trees, impervious to the balm of the evening air which played on her brow; tenderness and fierceness dragged her in two directions, and the consciousness of having raised a barrier between herself and Cecilia was grievous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you want to marry him, I suppose you will marry him ; I cannot stop you. What is it to you if my heart breaks? What is it to you if all my love for you is forgotten?" "Aunt! Dear, dear aunt!" cried Cecilia, "you have never spoken to me like this in all your life !" She threw her arms round Lady Eliza, holding her tightly. For some time they stood clinging to each other without speaking, and the tears in Cecilia's eyes dropped and fell upon the shoulder that leaned against her; now and then s...he stroked it softly with her fingers.
They started apart as a servant entered, and Lady Eliza went out of the room and out of the house, dis- appearing among the trees. Though her heart was smiting her for her harshness, a power like the force of instinct in an animal fought against the idea of connecting all she loved with Whanland. She had called Gilbert an interloper, and an interloper he was, come to poison the last days of her life. She hurried on among the trees, impervious to the balm of the evening air which played on her brow; tenderness and fierceness dragged her in two directions, and the consciousness of having raised a barrier between herself and Cecilia was grievous.
What to read after The Interloper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Violet to read onlineMoreLess
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