Up the Hill And Over
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There always is a difference between night and day thoughts. Fresh fromits wonder-journey, the soul is braver in the morning, the brain iscalmer, the spirit more hopeful. After a half-hour's self-examinationwith her face in the pillow Esther began to wonder if she had not beenfoolishly apprehensive and whether it were not possible that half herfears were bogies. The weight began to lighten, she breathed morefreely. Looking over the rim of the sheltering pillow the morning seemedno longer hatefu...l.
Foremost of all comforting thoughts was the conviction that instinctmust still be trusted against evidence. Through all her speculations asto the unexplained happenings of the previous day, she found thatinstinct held firmly to its former belief regarding the doctor'sfeelings toward herself. There are some things which one knowsabsolutely and Esther knew that Henry Callandar had looked upon her as aman looks upon the woman he loves. He had loved her that night when theypaddled through the moonlight; he had loved her when he watched for hercoming along the road, but most of all he had loved her when, under theeye of Aunt Amy, they had said good-bye at the garden gate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There always is a difference between night and day thoughts. Fresh fromits wonder-journey, the soul is braver in the morning, the brain iscalmer, the spirit more hopeful. After a half-hour's self-examinationwith her face in the pillow Esther began to wonder if she had not beenfoolishly apprehensive and whether it were not possible that half herfears were bogies. The weight began to lighten, she breathed morefreely. Looking over the rim of the sheltering pillow the morning seemedno longer hatefu...l.
Foremost of all comforting thoughts was the conviction that instinctmust still be trusted against evidence. Through all her speculations asto the unexplained happenings of the previous day, she found thatinstinct held firmly to its former belief regarding the doctor'sfeelings toward herself. There are some things which one knowsabsolutely and Esther knew that Henry Callandar had looked upon her as aman looks upon the woman he loves. He had loved her that night when theypaddled through the moonlight; he had loved her when he watched for hercoming along the road, but most of all he had loved her when, under theeye of Aunt Amy, they had said good-bye at the garden gate.
What to read after Up the Hill And Over?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackay Isabel Ecclestone to read onlineMoreLess
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