The Works of George Eliot, volume 6
The Works of George Eliot, volume 6
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Don't urge me; help me, — help me, 6d- cause I love you." Maggie had become more and more earnest as she went on; her face had become flushed^ and her eyes fuller and fuller of Digitized by VjOOQ IC 473 THS MILL ON THB FL088.
appealing love. Stephen had the fibre of noblenees in him that vibrated to her appeal; but in the same moment — how ooold it be otherwise? — ^that pleading beauty gained new power oyer him.
''Dearest^" he aaid, in soaroely more than a whisper, while his arm stole round her..., '^ I'll do, I'll bear anything you wish.
But — one kiss — one— the last — ^before we part/' One kiss, and then a long look, until Maggie said tremu- lously, ''Let me go, — ^let us make haste back." She hurried along, and not another word was spoken.
Stephen stood still and beckoned when they came within sight of Willy and the horse, and Maggie went on through the gate. Mrs. Moss was standing alone at the door of the old porch; she had sent all the cousins in, with kind thought- fulness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don't urge me; help me, — help me, 6d- cause I love you." Maggie had become more and more earnest as she went on; her face had become flushed^ and her eyes fuller and fuller of Digitized by VjOOQ IC 473 THS MILL ON THB FL088.
appealing love. Stephen had the fibre of noblenees in him that vibrated to her appeal; but in the same moment — how ooold it be otherwise? — ^that pleading beauty gained new power oyer him.
''Dearest^" he aaid, in soaroely more than a whisper, while his arm stole round her..., '^ I'll do, I'll bear anything you wish.
But — one kiss — one— the last — ^before we part/' One kiss, and then a long look, until Maggie said tremu- lously, ''Let me go, — ^let us make haste back." She hurried along, and not another word was spoken.
Stephen stood still and beckoned when they came within sight of Willy and the horse, and Maggie went on through the gate. Mrs. Moss was standing alone at the door of the old porch; she had sent all the cousins in, with kind thought- fulness.
What to read after The Works of George Eliot, volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot, George, 1819-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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