The Tutor's Ward : a Novel 2
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had so resolutely accepted as her portion, by the announcement of Aylmer's marriage, could never have aroused all the passionate feelings which he saw were agitating her now ; that would have produced only the settled fearful calm of utter hopeless- ness, but now there was plainly on that expressive countenance — horror, and sorrow, and anxiety. What could it all mean 1 Suddenly Millicent let the letter fall, and clasped her shaking hands, with a wild mournful cry.
Honour be to the true woman's... heart within her ; she did not for one moment exult that Juliet never was — never would be his wife, nor triumph in her base and and heartless desertion, so different to the deep love, faithful in uttermost despair, which came gushing round her heart at that moment. No, she had but one thought in this hour, it was for his suffering ; but one desire, — to weep and to struggle, and to >'ci THE TUTORS WARD. 201 spend her life in heart-breaking suppli- cation, tliat he might be restored to light, to joj, to comfort bj any means, in any way; and never — never would she ask that in this renewed life, he should bless her with so much as a thought !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
had so resolutely accepted as her portion, by the announcement of Aylmer's marriage, could never have aroused all the passionate feelings which he saw were agitating her now ; that would have produced only the settled fearful calm of utter hopeless- ness, but now there was plainly on that expressive countenance — horror, and sorrow, and anxiety. What could it all mean 1 Suddenly Millicent let the letter fall, and clasped her shaking hands, with a wild mournful cry.
Honour be to the true woman's... heart within her ; she did not for one moment exult that Juliet never was — never would be his wife, nor triumph in her base and and heartless desertion, so different to the deep love, faithful in uttermost despair, which came gushing round her heart at that moment. No, she had but one thought in this hour, it was for his suffering ; but one desire, — to weep and to struggle, and to >'ci THE TUTORS WARD. 201 spend her life in heart-breaking suppli- cation, tliat he might be restored to light, to joj, to comfort bj any means, in any way; and never — never would she ask that in this renewed life, he should bless her with so much as a thought !
What to read after The Tutor's Ward : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Skene, Felicia, 1821-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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