The Woman He Loved : a Novel 2
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His daughter was the only being upon earth whom he really cared for (since his marriage with Lady Fabyn had certainly NIGH UNTO DEATH. 85 not been productive of love, the sentiment existing between them being a sort of good-natured indifference on both sides), and to see her thus, so young, yet so void of hope, affected him painfully, and struck him sharply as the barbed point of an arrow.
" Yes, think it over, dear, and you and I will start at the beginning of the week.
It will never do for yo...u to be moped to death in this sleepy hole. You will get all sorts of morbid sentiments into your little head." " Just as you wish. Anything and any- where you like ; only, I am not worth half the trouble I cause you. There is my hand, father; I agree," she added playfully; and Sir George, as he took it in his, thought how thin and white it had become.
" Don't, don't, Lilian. You'll make an old man of me before my time if you speak like that. You just pull yourself together, and you will be as right as a trivet in no time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His daughter was the only being upon earth whom he really cared for (since his marriage with Lady Fabyn had certainly NIGH UNTO DEATH. 85 not been productive of love, the sentiment existing between them being a sort of good-natured indifference on both sides), and to see her thus, so young, yet so void of hope, affected him painfully, and struck him sharply as the barbed point of an arrow.
" Yes, think it over, dear, and you and I will start at the beginning of the week.
It will never do for yo...u to be moped to death in this sleepy hole. You will get all sorts of morbid sentiments into your little head." " Just as you wish. Anything and any- where you like ; only, I am not worth half the trouble I cause you. There is my hand, father; I agree," she added playfully; and Sir George, as he took it in his, thought how thin and white it had become.
" Don't, don't, Lilian. You'll make an old man of me before my time if you speak like that. You just pull yourself together, and you will be as right as a trivet in no time.
What to read after The Woman He Loved : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Homer, A. N to read onlineMoreLess
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