Violilla
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In the silence of her chamber She would weep in bitter sorrow.
One day Herbert wrote a missive.
Wrote a note to Violilla : " Do not fail to meet me early 'Neath the old tree at the corner.
Meet me, darling, in the evening." Violilla met the servant At the gateway of the cottage.
Took the tiny note he gave her.
Pressed her loving lips upon it.
VIOLILLA. 19 Well she knew who sent the missive Though no name was signed upon it.
" Surely, surely I will meet you, Will not fail to meet you early." It ...was evening. Peals of thunder Jarred the stillness of the valley.
Peals of thunder, lightning flashes, Mingled with the rain descending; O the darkness of that evening I Isabella, pale and frightened.
Locked herself within her chamber.
"Surely," murmured handsome Herbert, "Violilla will not venture Out this wild and stormy evening ; 'Twould be folly to expect her ; I'll not venture in the tempest." Ah, he little knew the faithful, Loving heart of Violilla.
Timidly stood Violilla At the window of her chamber, Peering out into the darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the silence of her chamber She would weep in bitter sorrow.
One day Herbert wrote a missive.
Wrote a note to Violilla : " Do not fail to meet me early 'Neath the old tree at the corner.
Meet me, darling, in the evening." Violilla met the servant At the gateway of the cottage.
Took the tiny note he gave her.
Pressed her loving lips upon it.
VIOLILLA. 19 Well she knew who sent the missive Though no name was signed upon it.
" Surely, surely I will meet you, Will not fail to meet you early." It ...was evening. Peals of thunder Jarred the stillness of the valley.
Peals of thunder, lightning flashes, Mingled with the rain descending; O the darkness of that evening I Isabella, pale and frightened.
Locked herself within her chamber.
"Surely," murmured handsome Herbert, "Violilla will not venture Out this wild and stormy evening ; 'Twould be folly to expect her ; I'll not venture in the tempest." Ah, he little knew the faithful, Loving heart of Violilla.
Timidly stood Violilla At the window of her chamber, Peering out into the darkness.
What to read after Violilla?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wildie Thayer to read onlineMoreLess
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