Who Shall Be Heir? 3
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" Noble, generous, Wyvill ! so disinterested^ so self-denying 1 The lady at Drinkbourne — his half-sister. A faded rose carefully kept : — he said he would keep the one 1 gave when he rode beneath the window. Can this be it?
And if it be— -what then? — It is too late." 232 WHO SHALL BE HEIR ?
CHAPTER VIII.
Thanks to her brother's care, not only was Rosalind spared an interview with youug Len- nard that evening, but, pleading fatigue, she experienced no opposition to her wish of keep- ing her ro...om for the remainder of the day, in perfect solitude; and when Michael knocked at her door in the morning to enquire how she was, the voice in which she assured him of her being better was sufficiently cheerful to lessen, if it did not remove his anxiety ; but her appearance on entering the breakfast room WHO SHALL BE HEIR ? 233 did not bear out her words, though she tried to smile and seem strong and happy.
Shocked beyond measure at markirtg in his sister's languid step, and hollow eyes, the effect of the preceding day's conversation, Michael heaped her plate from every dish at table, till poor Rosalind, though appreciating his kind intentions, was obliged to remonstrate, assuring him with a sickly smile and painful attempt at playfulness that she could not, even to please him, be so vulgar as to turn beef- eater.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Noble, generous, Wyvill ! so disinterested^ so self-denying 1 The lady at Drinkbourne — his half-sister. A faded rose carefully kept : — he said he would keep the one 1 gave when he rode beneath the window. Can this be it?
And if it be— -what then? — It is too late." 232 WHO SHALL BE HEIR ?
CHAPTER VIII.
Thanks to her brother's care, not only was Rosalind spared an interview with youug Len- nard that evening, but, pleading fatigue, she experienced no opposition to her wish of keep- ing her ro...om for the remainder of the day, in perfect solitude; and when Michael knocked at her door in the morning to enquire how she was, the voice in which she assured him of her being better was sufficiently cheerful to lessen, if it did not remove his anxiety ; but her appearance on entering the breakfast room WHO SHALL BE HEIR ? 233 did not bear out her words, though she tried to smile and seem strong and happy.
Shocked beyond measure at markirtg in his sister's languid step, and hollow eyes, the effect of the preceding day's conversation, Michael heaped her plate from every dish at table, till poor Rosalind, though appreciating his kind intentions, was obliged to remonstrate, assuring him with a sickly smile and painful attempt at playfulness that she could not, even to please him, be so vulgar as to turn beef- eater.
What to read after Who Shall Be Heir? 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pickering, Ellen, D. 1843 to read onlineMoreLess
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