The Mother
The Mother
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Bolt sat smiling with her face turned to her son, while Samuel, with shut eyes and bulging cheeks, played the tune of a hynm : *' Abide with me; fast falls the evenUie.'* Upon his arm he still wore a black band for his baby. Saunud's own cottage appeared to be dark save for a gleam of light over the front door ; but the kitchen faced upon the other side and Ives doubted not that Jill was there. A sudden long- ing struck upon him to go in andsee her. But his desires towards her and his new knowl...edge of her could not live together. He had only to summon the one to cool the other. Now he slipped his letter under the cottage door, waited till Samuel's flute was uttering a shriUer note than usual, then rapped loudly thrice and went his way. She was bound to hear and must see the letter when she entered the lamp-lit passage.
But Jill neither heard nor saw. All was ready for her flight. At two o'clock, when her husband slept, she meant to leave her home and return no more. She had gone to bed very early that she might enjoy a few hours of sleep before the great exodus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bolt sat smiling with her face turned to her son, while Samuel, with shut eyes and bulging cheeks, played the tune of a hynm : *' Abide with me; fast falls the evenUie.'* Upon his arm he still wore a black band for his baby. Saunud's own cottage appeared to be dark save for a gleam of light over the front door ; but the kitchen faced upon the other side and Ives doubted not that Jill was there. A sudden long- ing struck upon him to go in andsee her. But his desires towards her and his new knowl...edge of her could not live together. He had only to summon the one to cool the other. Now he slipped his letter under the cottage door, waited till Samuel's flute was uttering a shriUer note than usual, then rapped loudly thrice and went his way. She was bound to hear and must see the letter when she entered the lamp-lit passage.
But Jill neither heard nor saw. All was ready for her flight. At two o'clock, when her husband slept, she meant to leave her home and return no more. She had gone to bed very early that she might enjoy a few hours of sleep before the great exodus.
What to read after The Mother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillpotts Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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