What's Mine's Mine — Complete
What's Mine's Mine — Complete
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When about halfway down, he saw a ladyenter, near the end of it, and come slowly along. He stood aside, respectfully waiting till she should pass. Her eyes were on theground, but as she came near she raised them. The sadness of themwent to his heart, and his soul rushed into his. The princess, Iimagine, had never before met such an expression, and misunderstoodit. Lonely, rejected, too helpless even to hope, it seemed full ofsomething she had all her life been longing for--a soul to be herrefug...e from the wind, her covert from the tempest, her shadow as ofa great rock in the weary land where no one cared for her. She stoodand gazed at him.
Ian at once perceived who she must be, and stood waiting for someexpression of her pleasure. But she appeared fascinated; her eyesremained on his, for they seemed to her to be promising help. Herfascination fascinated him, and for some moments they stood thus, regarding each other. Ian felt he must break the spell. It was herpart to speak, his to obey, but he knew the danger of the smallestsuspicion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When about halfway down, he saw a ladyenter, near the end of it, and come slowly along. He stood aside, respectfully waiting till she should pass. Her eyes were on theground, but as she came near she raised them. The sadness of themwent to his heart, and his soul rushed into his. The princess, Iimagine, had never before met such an expression, and misunderstoodit. Lonely, rejected, too helpless even to hope, it seemed full ofsomething she had all her life been longing for--a soul to be herrefug...e from the wind, her covert from the tempest, her shadow as ofa great rock in the weary land where no one cared for her. She stoodand gazed at him.
Ian at once perceived who she must be, and stood waiting for someexpression of her pleasure. But she appeared fascinated; her eyesremained on his, for they seemed to her to be promising help. Herfascination fascinated him, and for some moments they stood thus, regarding each other. Ian felt he must break the spell. It was herpart to speak, his to obey, but he knew the danger of the smallestsuspicion.
What to read after What's Mine's Mine — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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