Uncle Horace: a Novel
Uncle Horace: a Novel
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— Magdalene's cheek, I heard him tell, was like the rose, her hair was long and curling, her figure small but round, — your cheek is pale, "* Is HE not DEAD !" interrupted Magdalene.
" Forgive me;** replied his mother, while a violent gui^ of anguish steeped her wrinkled face in tears; "forgive me !" She pressed Magdalene affectionately to her heart, — "I feel as if you were aflmost my dhild," she said.
Magdalene drew from her l>06om a nrriniscture, the part- ing gift of Him, the memory of whos...e love was more dear to her than -the living affeetion of any created being.
The venerable woman gazed on it silently — ^tears rose 1o her eyes — she briished*themaway — again they obscured •tier sight "The coadh is coming up; I heard the toll-keeper •stop It, to desire 4t to call here," said tlie farmer, en- tering rapidly ; ". but, mother, you have «nat -taken cave 86 mpL2 HORXeiJ.
of the lady, and the girls are all watching eagerly'for thd coaoh." > , " God bless you !" said Magdalwie, rising hastily, and imprinting a kiss upon the cheek of one whom she had long respected ** You shall not go," exclaimed the old lady ; " so long as I have hoped to see you, to meet and part within a few 'short moments !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Magdalene's cheek, I heard him tell, was like the rose, her hair was long and curling, her figure small but round, — your cheek is pale, "* Is HE not DEAD !" interrupted Magdalene.
" Forgive me;** replied his mother, while a violent gui^ of anguish steeped her wrinkled face in tears; "forgive me !" She pressed Magdalene affectionately to her heart, — "I feel as if you were aflmost my dhild," she said.
Magdalene drew from her l>06om a nrriniscture, the part- ing gift of Him, the memory of whos...e love was more dear to her than -the living affeetion of any created being.
The venerable woman gazed on it silently — ^tears rose 1o her eyes — she briished*themaway — again they obscured •tier sight "The coadh is coming up; I heard the toll-keeper •stop It, to desire 4t to call here," said tlie farmer, en- tering rapidly ; ". but, mother, you have «nat -taken cave 86 mpL2 HORXeiJ.
of the lady, and the girls are all watching eagerly'for thd coaoh." > , " God bless you !" said Magdalwie, rising hastily, and imprinting a kiss upon the cheek of one whom she had long respected ** You shall not go," exclaimed the old lady ; " so long as I have hoped to see you, to meet and part within a few 'short moments !
What to read after Uncle Horace: a Novel?
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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