The Two Brothers 3
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And now God bless you." He kissed her again, and went straight back to his niece, despatching Angela with VOL. III. j» 210 THE TWO BROTHERS.
his usual kind thoughtfulness to fetch her father, that she might hide the agitation his words had caused her from the piercing eyes of Janet Merivale.
THE TWO BROTHERS. 211 CHAPTER VIII.
Passive slie heard, and in her labouring mind Strove with the dark enigma, " Part ! to part !" Till having solved it by the beams that broke From that clear soul on hers ...; struggling she spoke.
King Arthur.
The autumn slipped away, the winter came, and nothing worth recording took place. The relations between Everard and Angela continued exactly in the same state as they had been before that last evening's occiu-rence. No looks, no w^ords, no empressement, meetings few, and when p2 212 THE TWO BROTHERS.
meetings occurred, manners calm, kind, and friendly, but distant.
One morning in December, Mr. Gresham entered the drawing-room, where Angela was engaged in reading to Miss Price, and observed that he was come for a few moments' conversation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now God bless you." He kissed her again, and went straight back to his niece, despatching Angela with VOL. III. j» 210 THE TWO BROTHERS.
his usual kind thoughtfulness to fetch her father, that she might hide the agitation his words had caused her from the piercing eyes of Janet Merivale.
THE TWO BROTHERS. 211 CHAPTER VIII.
Passive slie heard, and in her labouring mind Strove with the dark enigma, " Part ! to part !" Till having solved it by the beams that broke From that clear soul on hers ...; struggling she spoke.
King Arthur.
The autumn slipped away, the winter came, and nothing worth recording took place. The relations between Everard and Angela continued exactly in the same state as they had been before that last evening's occiu-rence. No looks, no w^ords, no empressement, meetings few, and when p2 212 THE TWO BROTHERS.
meetings occurred, manners calm, kind, and friendly, but distant.
One morning in December, Mr. Gresham entered the drawing-room, where Angela was engaged in reading to Miss Price, and observed that he was come for a few moments' conversation.
What to read after The Two Brothers 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ponsonby, Emily, Lady, 1817-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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