The Whiteboy a Story of Ireland in 1882 volume 1
The Whiteboy a Story of Ireland in 1882 volume 1
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Her position was still as undefined, as undetermined as ever. Some said one thing, some another. The neighbours had long discovered, that her bright chesnut hair was the colour that Mrs. Spencer's might have been in her youth ; that her eyes — deep, violet eyes — resembled those of poor Annie Gumming; that her large, full brow, was like — nobody's ; but her nose and chin, the " very moral" of one they did not care to name. Her figure was small, considering her years ; more active than graceful ...; and her movements, at times, more rapid and decisive, than was in strict accordance with good breedino;. But Ellen's greatest charm, was the varying and elo- quent expression of her mobile features ; clear or sha- dowed, tearful, or smiling, as circumstances touched her heart or excited her imagination. In her character, she was brightly and eminently truthful; not feeling her dependance, as an English girl would have done; because dependants swarmed around her, without con- sidering it degradation, or being insulted in a poor country because of their poverty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her position was still as undefined, as undetermined as ever. Some said one thing, some another. The neighbours had long discovered, that her bright chesnut hair was the colour that Mrs. Spencer's might have been in her youth ; that her eyes — deep, violet eyes — resembled those of poor Annie Gumming; that her large, full brow, was like — nobody's ; but her nose and chin, the " very moral" of one they did not care to name. Her figure was small, considering her years ; more active than graceful ...; and her movements, at times, more rapid and decisive, than was in strict accordance with good breedino;. But Ellen's greatest charm, was the varying and elo- quent expression of her mobile features ; clear or sha- dowed, tearful, or smiling, as circumstances touched her heart or excited her imagination. In her character, she was brightly and eminently truthful; not feeling her dependance, as an English girl would have done; because dependants swarmed around her, without con- sidering it degradation, or being insulted in a poor country because of their poverty.
What to read after The Whiteboy a Story of Ireland in 1882 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S C Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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