"the Ladye Nancye" : a Novel 1
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You see this man only as you wish to see him — not as he really is !' ' Everyone is against him,' she said mourn- fully, ' even you.' * Is that why you make him a hero V I asked. ' I do not wish to judge him harshly.
Let me hear some more about him. You have seen him since you married. Did he speak of — of the past V ' Yes,' she answered, growing very white.
' I have seen him three times since I was Errol Glendenninp^'s wife. The first time was on my wedding-night, when he came down here. It wa...s terrible — that scene. The 182 * The Lad ye Nancy e' second was on the cliffs — by accident. The third was by the sea, when — when Basil saved me !' ' Basil saved you !' I echoed. ' How V * I think I was beside myself with unhappi- ness/ she said mournfully. * I seemed to have probed life's deepest bitterness. My husband had forsaken me — I was quite alone. And he — he was by my side once more ; and with his presence my pulses throbbed to living joy, and all my dreams came back. I could only think of how T loved him, and how he — loved me.' She bent her face on her hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see this man only as you wish to see him — not as he really is !' ' Everyone is against him,' she said mourn- fully, ' even you.' * Is that why you make him a hero V I asked. ' I do not wish to judge him harshly.
Let me hear some more about him. You have seen him since you married. Did he speak of — of the past V ' Yes,' she answered, growing very white.
' I have seen him three times since I was Errol Glendenninp^'s wife. The first time was on my wedding-night, when he came down here. It wa...s terrible — that scene. The 182 * The Lad ye Nancy e' second was on the cliffs — by accident. The third was by the sea, when — when Basil saved me !' ' Basil saved you !' I echoed. ' How V * I think I was beside myself with unhappi- ness/ she said mournfully. * I seemed to have probed life's deepest bitterness. My husband had forsaken me — I was quite alone. And he — he was by my side once more ; and with his presence my pulses throbbed to living joy, and all my dreams came back. I could only think of how T loved him, and how he — loved me.' She bent her face on her hands.
What to read after "the Ladye Nancye" : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rita to read onlineMoreLess
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