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I heard Blanche sobbing in great grief appa- rently, and from my mother the words, ' A wretch! heartless deceiver!' After they had been some time together. Father SaU dorf was summoned, and Blanche quitted g2 130 TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD.
the room, still weeping. I saw neither of them till supper. They were then calm, but evidently unhappy. They ate nothing, and soon retired.
" From that day there was a marked diffe- rence in the manner of Blanche and my mother towards each other. My mother, indeed,... treated Blanche with the same kind- ness she had always done ; but there w^as an evident estrangement between them.
•' Blanche no longer flew, as she had once done; to render her those little services she had been in the habit of sharing with me, like another daughter, — services she had seemed to regard as privileges, and jealously guarded as such. After this afl*air, she appeared to regard my mother with a sort of shy timidity, and passed more than half her time alone. My mother also was greatly changed ; she lost her gay spirits, became grave and thoughtful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I heard Blanche sobbing in great grief appa- rently, and from my mother the words, ' A wretch! heartless deceiver!' After they had been some time together. Father SaU dorf was summoned, and Blanche quitted g2 130 TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD.
the room, still weeping. I saw neither of them till supper. They were then calm, but evidently unhappy. They ate nothing, and soon retired.
" From that day there was a marked diffe- rence in the manner of Blanche and my mother towards each other. My mother, indeed,... treated Blanche with the same kind- ness she had always done ; but there w^as an evident estrangement between them.
•' Blanche no longer flew, as she had once done; to render her those little services she had been in the habit of sharing with me, like another daughter, — services she had seemed to regard as privileges, and jealously guarded as such. After this afl*air, she appeared to regard my mother with a sort of shy timidity, and passed more than half her time alone. My mother also was greatly changed ; she lost her gay spirits, became grave and thoughtful.
What to read after Truth And Falsehood : a Romance 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thornton, Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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