The Light of Scarthey
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Sophia alone remained unmoved by mirth; indeed, as she raised herdrooping head, amazed at the clamour, an unwary tear trickled down herlong nose into her tea. She was given to revelling in anniversaries ofdead and gone joys or sorrows; the one as melancholy to her to lookback upon as the other; and upon this November day, now very manyyears ago, had the ardent, consumptive rector first hinted at hislove.
"And now, " said Miss O'Donoghue, who, having disposed of the mostserious part of the break...fast, pushed away her plate with one handwhile she stirred her second cup of well-creamed tea lazily with theother, "Now, Rupert, will you tell me the arrangements you propose tomake to enable me to see your good brother?" Rupert had anticipated being attacked upon this subject, and had fullyprepared himself to defend the peculiar position it was his interestto maintain. To encourage a meeting between his brother and the oldlady (to whom the present position of affairs was a grievous offence)did not, certainly, enter into his plan of action; but Tanty had putthe question in an unexpected and slightly awkward shape, and for asecond or two he hesitated before replying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sophia alone remained unmoved by mirth; indeed, as she raised herdrooping head, amazed at the clamour, an unwary tear trickled down herlong nose into her tea. She was given to revelling in anniversaries ofdead and gone joys or sorrows; the one as melancholy to her to lookback upon as the other; and upon this November day, now very manyyears ago, had the ardent, consumptive rector first hinted at hislove.
"And now, " said Miss O'Donoghue, who, having disposed of the mostserious part of the break...fast, pushed away her plate with one handwhile she stirred her second cup of well-creamed tea lazily with theother, "Now, Rupert, will you tell me the arrangements you propose tomake to enable me to see your good brother?" Rupert had anticipated being attacked upon this subject, and had fullyprepared himself to defend the peculiar position it was his interestto maintain. To encourage a meeting between his brother and the oldlady (to whom the present position of affairs was a grievous offence)did not, certainly, enter into his plan of action; but Tanty had putthe question in an unexpected and slightly awkward shape, and for asecond or two he hesitated before replying.
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