The Old Helmet, volume Ii
The Old Helmet, volume Ii
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" "Why, aunt Caxton?" "Why do gentlemen generally desire such things to be made known toyoung ladies?" "But ma'am"--said Eleanor, the crimson starting again.
"Well, my dear?" "There is the whole breadth of the earth between us. " "Ships traverse it, " said Mrs. Caxton coolly.
"Do you mean that he is coming home?" said Eleanor. Her face was astudy, for its changing lights; too quick, too mingled, too subtle intheir expression, to be described. So it was at this instant. Halfeager, and half shame...-faced; an unmistakeable glow of delight, and yetsomething that was very like shrinking.
"No, my love, " Mrs. Caxton made answer--"I do not mean that. He wouldnot leave his place and his work, even for you. " "But then, ma'am--" "What all this signifies? you would ask. Are you sorry--do you feel anyregret--that it should be made known to you?" "No, ma'am, " said Eleanor low, and hanging her head.
"What it signifies, I do not know. That depends upon the answer to avery practical question which I must now put to you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Why, aunt Caxton?" "Why do gentlemen generally desire such things to be made known toyoung ladies?" "But ma'am"--said Eleanor, the crimson starting again.
"Well, my dear?" "There is the whole breadth of the earth between us. " "Ships traverse it, " said Mrs. Caxton coolly.
"Do you mean that he is coming home?" said Eleanor. Her face was astudy, for its changing lights; too quick, too mingled, too subtle intheir expression, to be described. So it was at this instant. Halfeager, and half shame...-faced; an unmistakeable glow of delight, and yetsomething that was very like shrinking.
"No, my love, " Mrs. Caxton made answer--"I do not mean that. He wouldnot leave his place and his work, even for you. " "But then, ma'am--" "What all this signifies? you would ask. Are you sorry--do you feel anyregret--that it should be made known to you?" "No, ma'am, " said Eleanor low, and hanging her head.
"What it signifies, I do not know. That depends upon the answer to avery practical question which I must now put to you.
What to read after The Old Helmet, volume Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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