Wee Wifie
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"You will not go to Londonwithout me, Raby?" "I think it will be better, Maggie. Mr. Huntingdon has promised totake me over to Beulah Place; we shall go there one evening. Oh, yes, it is all arranged. Please God, I shall bring her home with me, " andthere was a strange, beautiful smile on his face as he spoke.
CHAPTER XIX.
AMONG THE SHADOWS.
When no more the shattered senses round the throne of reason dwell, Thinking every sight a specter, every sound a passing bell; When the mortal desolat...ion falleth on the soul like rain, And the wild hell-phantoms dance and revel in the human brain.
PHILIP STANHOPE WORSELY.
It was nearly dinner-time when Erle reached Redmond Hall; Sir Hugh hadnot returned from London, Ellerton told him; he had telegraphed thathe might be detained all night--my lady was in the damaskdrawing-room, and the young ladies had left an hour ago. Erle listenedto all this, and then rushed up to his room to make himselfpresentable; and the dogs slunk off, evidently on the same errand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You will not go to Londonwithout me, Raby?" "I think it will be better, Maggie. Mr. Huntingdon has promised totake me over to Beulah Place; we shall go there one evening. Oh, yes, it is all arranged. Please God, I shall bring her home with me, " andthere was a strange, beautiful smile on his face as he spoke.
CHAPTER XIX.
AMONG THE SHADOWS.
When no more the shattered senses round the throne of reason dwell, Thinking every sight a specter, every sound a passing bell; When the mortal desolat...ion falleth on the soul like rain, And the wild hell-phantoms dance and revel in the human brain.
PHILIP STANHOPE WORSELY.
It was nearly dinner-time when Erle reached Redmond Hall; Sir Hugh hadnot returned from London, Ellerton told him; he had telegraphed thathe might be detained all night--my lady was in the damaskdrawing-room, and the young ladies had left an hour ago. Erle listenedto all this, and then rushed up to his room to make himselfpresentable; and the dogs slunk off, evidently on the same errand.
What to read after Wee Wifie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carey Rosa Nouchette to read onlineMoreLess
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