The Queen of Hearts
The Queen of Hearts
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Besides liking his society for this reason, she felt for him in hislonely position; naturally enough, I think, considering how often shewas left in solitude herself. Mr. Meeke, on his side, when he gotover his first shyness, was only too glad to leave his lonesome littleparsonage for the fine music-room at the Hall, and for the company ofa handsome, kind-hearted lady, who made much of him, and admired hisfiddle-playing with all her heart. Thus it happened that, whenever mymaster was away at sea..., my mistress and Mr. Meeke were always together, playing duets as if they had their living to get by it. A more harmlessconnection than the connection between those two never existed in thisworld; and yet, innocent as it was, it turned out to be the first causeof all the misfortunes that afterward happened.
My master's treatment of Mr. Meeke was, from the first, the veryopposite of my mistress's. The restless, rackety, bounceable Mr. JamesSmith felt a contempt for the weak, womanish, fiddling little parson, and, what was more, did not care to conceal it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides liking his society for this reason, she felt for him in hislonely position; naturally enough, I think, considering how often shewas left in solitude herself. Mr. Meeke, on his side, when he gotover his first shyness, was only too glad to leave his lonesome littleparsonage for the fine music-room at the Hall, and for the company ofa handsome, kind-hearted lady, who made much of him, and admired hisfiddle-playing with all her heart. Thus it happened that, whenever mymaster was away at sea..., my mistress and Mr. Meeke were always together, playing duets as if they had their living to get by it. A more harmlessconnection than the connection between those two never existed in thisworld; and yet, innocent as it was, it turned out to be the first causeof all the misfortunes that afterward happened.
My master's treatment of Mr. Meeke was, from the first, the veryopposite of my mistress's. The restless, rackety, bounceable Mr. JamesSmith felt a contempt for the weak, womanish, fiddling little parson, and, what was more, did not care to conceal it.
What to read after The Queen of Hearts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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