The Ogilvies; a Novel
The Ogilvies; a Novel
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But it caused no jarring there ; no outward sign of impatient trouble. To a heart so pure, even sorrow comes as a veiled angeL " How cold it is, Eleanor 1 " said Mrs. Breynton, as the occasional east wind, which makes a Lombard winter almost like a northern one, swept round the tower of the Palazzo Vecchio ; " I do not see that I am any the better for com- ing to Italy ; it was much warmer at L ." And as she spoke, one might perceive that her voice had changed from the slow preciseness of old, ...to a sharp querulous tone, which seemed to ask, as if through long habit, for the sooth- ing answer that never failed.
" It is indeed very cold ; but this bleak wind only comes now and then. We may be sure that Doctor B— - — was quite right when he ordered you to the South ; and I think your cough is better already." " Is it 1 '* said the invalid, and to disprove the fact she coughed violently. " No, no — I shall die of asthma, I know ; like my father, and my great-uncle, Sir Philip Wychnor." Here there was a slight movement in the arm on which the Digitized by Google XXXnJ THE OGILVIES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it caused no jarring there ; no outward sign of impatient trouble. To a heart so pure, even sorrow comes as a veiled angeL " How cold it is, Eleanor 1 " said Mrs. Breynton, as the occasional east wind, which makes a Lombard winter almost like a northern one, swept round the tower of the Palazzo Vecchio ; " I do not see that I am any the better for com- ing to Italy ; it was much warmer at L ." And as she spoke, one might perceive that her voice had changed from the slow preciseness of old, ...to a sharp querulous tone, which seemed to ask, as if through long habit, for the sooth- ing answer that never failed.
" It is indeed very cold ; but this bleak wind only comes now and then. We may be sure that Doctor B— - — was quite right when he ordered you to the South ; and I think your cough is better already." " Is it 1 '* said the invalid, and to disprove the fact she coughed violently. " No, no — I shall die of asthma, I know ; like my father, and my great-uncle, Sir Philip Wychnor." Here there was a slight movement in the arm on which the Digitized by Google XXXnJ THE OGILVIES.
What to read after The Ogilvies; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craik Dinah Maria Mulock to read onlineMoreLess
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