The Sorceress : a Novel 1
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It irritated Bee to feel herself thus deprived of the one little THE SORCERESS. I9I bit of possible expansion, and stirred her spirit. With her cheek to her mother's, she said in her ear, " Mamma, I saw Aubrey at the station," with a thrill of pleasure and defiance in saying that, though secretly, in her father's presence.
•' Oh, Bee ! " said Mrs. Kingsward, with a faint cry of alarm.
" And he told me," continued Bee, breath- less in her whisper, " that papa was firm against us." *'Bee! Bee!" "...And we promised each other we should never, never give up, whatever anyone might say." " Oh, child, how dare you, how dare you ?" Mrs. Kingsward said.
How Bee's heart beat ! What an enliven- ing, inspiriting strain of opposition came into her mind, making her cheeks glow and her eyes flame ! The whisper was, perhaps, a child's device, perhaps a woman's weakness, but it exhilarated her beyond description to say all this in the very presence of her father.
There was a sensation of girlish mischief In it as well as defiance, which relieved all the 192 THE SORCERESS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It irritated Bee to feel herself thus deprived of the one little THE SORCERESS. I9I bit of possible expansion, and stirred her spirit. With her cheek to her mother's, she said in her ear, " Mamma, I saw Aubrey at the station," with a thrill of pleasure and defiance in saying that, though secretly, in her father's presence.
•' Oh, Bee ! " said Mrs. Kingsward, with a faint cry of alarm.
" And he told me," continued Bee, breath- less in her whisper, " that papa was firm against us." *'Bee! Bee!" "...And we promised each other we should never, never give up, whatever anyone might say." " Oh, child, how dare you, how dare you ?" Mrs. Kingsward said.
How Bee's heart beat ! What an enliven- ing, inspiriting strain of opposition came into her mind, making her cheeks glow and her eyes flame ! The whisper was, perhaps, a child's device, perhaps a woman's weakness, but it exhilarated her beyond description to say all this in the very presence of her father.
There was a sensation of girlish mischief In it as well as defiance, which relieved all the 192 THE SORCERESS.
What to read after The Sorceress : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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