The Nest of the Sparrowhawk
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An you wish. " Welcome darkness that hid her blushes! . .. She was so young--so ignorantof life and of the world--yet she felt that by her words, her promise, her renunciation of her will, she was surrendering something to thisman, which she could never, never regain.
Did the first thought of fear, or misgiving cross her mind at thismoment? It were impossible to say. The darkness which to her was sowelcome was--had she but guessed it--infinitely cruel too, for it hidthe look of triumph, of rapa...city, of satisfied ambition which at herselfless surrender had involuntarily crept into Marmaduke's eyes.
CHAPTER XII A WOMAN'S HEART It is difficult, perhaps, to analyze rightly the feelings and sensationsof a young girl, when she is literally being swept off her feet in awhirlpool of passion and romance.
Some few years later when Lady Sue wrote those charming memoirs whichare such an interesting record of her early life, she tried to note withfaithful accuracy what was the exact state of her mind when three monthsafter her first meeting with Prince Am
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An you wish. " Welcome darkness that hid her blushes! . .. She was so young--so ignorantof life and of the world--yet she felt that by her words, her promise, her renunciation of her will, she was surrendering something to thisman, which she could never, never regain.
Did the first thought of fear, or misgiving cross her mind at thismoment? It were impossible to say. The darkness which to her was sowelcome was--had she but guessed it--infinitely cruel too, for it hidthe look of triumph, of rapa...city, of satisfied ambition which at herselfless surrender had involuntarily crept into Marmaduke's eyes.
CHAPTER XII A WOMAN'S HEART It is difficult, perhaps, to analyze rightly the feelings and sensationsof a young girl, when she is literally being swept off her feet in awhirlpool of passion and romance.
Some few years later when Lady Sue wrote those charming memoirs whichare such an interesting record of her early life, she tried to note withfaithful accuracy what was the exact state of her mind when three monthsafter her first meeting with Prince Am
What to read after The Nest of the Sparrowhawk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orczy Emmuska Orczy Baroness to read onlineMoreLess
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