The Wellfields: a Novel 3
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And then Ellen left the room too, while he still sat beside her holding her hand, till at last a little pressure from her fingers caused him to turn and look at her.
She saw that his eyes were moist, and she paused as she beheld the expression upon his 122 IRREVOCABLE.
face — the love that transfigured it. At last she asked : ' Are we married now ?' ' Yes, we are married/ * I am afraid I have done you a great wrong in consenting.' * Are you ? It is rather early to begin with such forebodings. W...hat makes you think so?' ' I feel as if I should never be worth any- thing again, and that if I were I should not make you happy.' ' My child, it was not happiness I wanted, but you, glad or sorry, ^* loving or loth." Rest content. I shall never repent.' ' Promise me that.' * I promise it fully and freely.' * Then I am more satisfied.' * That is all I ask of you.' They became silent, and he still sat beside her, her hand locked in his ; and as the short December afternoon closed in, she shut her IRREVOCABLE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then Ellen left the room too, while he still sat beside her holding her hand, till at last a little pressure from her fingers caused him to turn and look at her.
She saw that his eyes were moist, and she paused as she beheld the expression upon his 122 IRREVOCABLE.
face — the love that transfigured it. At last she asked : ' Are we married now ?' ' Yes, we are married/ * I am afraid I have done you a great wrong in consenting.' * Are you ? It is rather early to begin with such forebodings. W...hat makes you think so?' ' I feel as if I should never be worth any- thing again, and that if I were I should not make you happy.' ' My child, it was not happiness I wanted, but you, glad or sorry, ^* loving or loth." Rest content. I shall never repent.' ' Promise me that.' * I promise it fully and freely.' * Then I am more satisfied.' * That is all I ask of you.' They became silent, and he still sat beside her, her hand locked in his ; and as the short December afternoon closed in, she shut her IRREVOCABLE.
What to read after The Wellfields: a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fothergill Jessie to read onlineMoreLess
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