The Mayor of Wind-Gap 1-2
The Mayor of Wind-Gap 1-2
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Kennedy's countenance, its expression of a calm endurance of misfortune, excited Anny's un- conscious sympathy, and her young heart felt, un- knowingly, a claim preferred upon it for consola- tion. She would even now call to mind that the chief happiness of those days used to be caused by seeing her guardian's sad features relax into a smile, as the result of her efforts to sooth and please htm.
As she grew up, Anny took delight in the per- formance of little personal services for him. She woul...d be sure to run about the house to find his night-cap, and would arrange it on his head with her own little hands; she would kneel down and fit on his slippers ; and, in her opinion, no one but herself could settle the cushions of his arm- chair, or place it in the exact spot he liked, either by the fire in winter, or near the window, over- looking the garden, in summer.
Upon the evening of the day of George Blun- ders visit to her, as related in the last chapter, Anny and Mr. Kennedy were, as usual, enjoying each other's society ; and they had been for some time discussing the nature of the present new po- sition o£her and her lover.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kennedy's countenance, its expression of a calm endurance of misfortune, excited Anny's un- conscious sympathy, and her young heart felt, un- knowingly, a claim preferred upon it for consola- tion. She would even now call to mind that the chief happiness of those days used to be caused by seeing her guardian's sad features relax into a smile, as the result of her efforts to sooth and please htm.
As she grew up, Anny took delight in the per- formance of little personal services for him. She woul...d be sure to run about the house to find his night-cap, and would arrange it on his head with her own little hands; she would kneel down and fit on his slippers ; and, in her opinion, no one but herself could settle the cushions of his arm- chair, or place it in the exact spot he liked, either by the fire in winter, or near the window, over- looking the garden, in summer.
Upon the evening of the day of George Blun- ders visit to her, as related in the last chapter, Anny and Mr. Kennedy were, as usual, enjoying each other's society ; and they had been for some time discussing the nature of the present new po- sition o£her and her lover.
What to read after The Mayor of Wind-Gap 1-2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Banim, Michael, 1796-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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