The Laird O' Cockpen : a Novel 3
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''You have tried both." " Will you never forgive or excuse that old folly ? " he cried passionately. " If you only knew how ridiculous it seems to me that you should ever let it trouble your memory for a single moment." " I only know the change it brought," I said wearily. " I only know how I suffered for what you think an ' excusable folly.' " He was silent for a moment. We were still walking on, up the steejD and hilty path.
"AH! PARTING WOUNDS SO BITTERLY." 91 tlie leaves above our heads all... gold-streaked by the sun, the murmur of a stream coming softly to our ears as it flowed unseen under cover of tall ferns.
He stopped suddenly and took my hands in both his own, forcing me to look up in his face.
" It is best for me to go," he said. " I ought never to have come on this yachting cruise, but Penryth was so keen about it.
However, it will be easy to make some excuse, my father's healtli — certainly that is no fiction — and I will take the steamer back from here.
Huel can go on with you to Oban.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
''You have tried both." " Will you never forgive or excuse that old folly ? " he cried passionately. " If you only knew how ridiculous it seems to me that you should ever let it trouble your memory for a single moment." " I only know the change it brought," I said wearily. " I only know how I suffered for what you think an ' excusable folly.' " He was silent for a moment. We were still walking on, up the steejD and hilty path.
"AH! PARTING WOUNDS SO BITTERLY." 91 tlie leaves above our heads all... gold-streaked by the sun, the murmur of a stream coming softly to our ears as it flowed unseen under cover of tall ferns.
He stopped suddenly and took my hands in both his own, forcing me to look up in his face.
" It is best for me to go," he said. " I ought never to have come on this yachting cruise, but Penryth was so keen about it.
However, it will be easy to make some excuse, my father's healtli — certainly that is no fiction — and I will take the steamer back from here.
Huel can go on with you to Oban.
What to read after The Laird O' Cockpen : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rita to read onlineMoreLess
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