The Triumphs of Time 2
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Wrapped in a long crape cloak that covered her from head to foot — her face scarcely visible — Clarinda had been there — following her beautiful sister — for even she might have been seen bending, mute and mournful, over the grave — to see dust re- turned to dust — and ashes to ashes — The ceremony over, Clarinda retired be- fore the rest separated ; and went back to her own room almost unobserved.
The Countess laid her beautiful hand on Gerald's arm, and sobbing, with her white handkerchief to... her eyes — slowly paced along the walk which led from the church to the house. There was a deviation from this walk — a narrow path, which led into a thick shrubbery, and from thence to the most re- tired part of the woods — and instead of going with the rest, she turned this way ; 168 THE PREVISIONS still leaning upon Gerald's arm and weep- ing.
Never had she seemed so lovely ; . . . . her dark garments rendered her beauty more softly luminous — the melancholy and lan- guor of her deportment, made her appear inexpressibly interesting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wrapped in a long crape cloak that covered her from head to foot — her face scarcely visible — Clarinda had been there — following her beautiful sister — for even she might have been seen bending, mute and mournful, over the grave — to see dust re- turned to dust — and ashes to ashes — The ceremony over, Clarinda retired be- fore the rest separated ; and went back to her own room almost unobserved.
The Countess laid her beautiful hand on Gerald's arm, and sobbing, with her white handkerchief to... her eyes — slowly paced along the walk which led from the church to the house. There was a deviation from this walk — a narrow path, which led into a thick shrubbery, and from thence to the most re- tired part of the woods — and instead of going with the rest, she turned this way ; 168 THE PREVISIONS still leaning upon Gerald's arm and weep- ing.
Never had she seemed so lovely ; . . . . her dark garments rendered her beauty more softly luminous — the melancholy and lan- guor of her deportment, made her appear inexpressibly interesting.
What to read after The Triumphs of Time 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh-Caldwell, Anne, 1791-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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