The Laird O' Cockpen : a Novel 1
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Our voices grew lower and softer — eyes said more than speech. Heart and soul were filled with a joy almost too deep, too great to bear.
From love's divine world I drew him back to earth again.
THE OLD STORY. 161 " You promised to take me to this witcli, Douglas. Did you mean it ? " " Of course, my darling, if you care to come. We will go to morrow if you like.
This rain is too violent to last. . . . You won't be afraid, Athole ? " " Afraid — with you ! " He crossed over to my side and wound hi...s arms about me. I lifted my face to his.
" Oh, Douglas ! you are sure you love me ? '*' " As sure as that I live, sweetheart." " But — before ? I am not the only one.
You have loved other women — kissed them, perhaps, but I — oh, Douglas ! there has been no one — no one in my life till you came to hU it." He bent his head on 1113^ shoulder.
" Believe me, you are the first woman who has taught me love. As for the past . .
every man has to live through some experi- ence. His nature and the world force him to do it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our voices grew lower and softer — eyes said more than speech. Heart and soul were filled with a joy almost too deep, too great to bear.
From love's divine world I drew him back to earth again.
THE OLD STORY. 161 " You promised to take me to this witcli, Douglas. Did you mean it ? " " Of course, my darling, if you care to come. We will go to morrow if you like.
This rain is too violent to last. . . . You won't be afraid, Athole ? " " Afraid — with you ! " He crossed over to my side and wound hi...s arms about me. I lifted my face to his.
" Oh, Douglas ! you are sure you love me ? '*' " As sure as that I live, sweetheart." " But — before ? I am not the only one.
You have loved other women — kissed them, perhaps, but I — oh, Douglas ! there has been no one — no one in my life till you came to hU it." He bent his head on 1113^ shoulder.
" Believe me, you are the first woman who has taught me love. As for the past . .
every man has to live through some experi- ence. His nature and the world force him to do it.
What to read after The Laird O' Cockpen : 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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