Wyllard's Weird 2
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She was not a woman to give way to sullenness, to shut herself up in the armour of angry pride, to give ungracious answers and scant courtesy to the husband who had offended her. Yet there was a subtle change in her manner and bearing which w^as perceptible to Julian Wyllard, and which he felt keenly.
• Neither husband nor wife had recurred by so much as one word or hint to that scene in the yew- tree arbour. Life had glided by for these last few^ days in just the same manner as of old ; but th...e BOTHWELL BEGINS TO SEE HIS WAY. 89 shadow was there all the same. The mild genius of domestic love had veiled his face.
Dora was sitting in the library with her husband at post-time on the day of Bothwell's ride to Tre- vena. Julian Wyllard was at his desk WTiting, while his wife sat in her favourite window, absorbed in a new book, with the open box from Mudie's at her feet, when the servant brought in the post-bag.
Dora watched her husband intently as he unlocked the bag and took out a pile of letters and papers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was not a woman to give way to sullenness, to shut herself up in the armour of angry pride, to give ungracious answers and scant courtesy to the husband who had offended her. Yet there was a subtle change in her manner and bearing which w^as perceptible to Julian Wyllard, and which he felt keenly.
• Neither husband nor wife had recurred by so much as one word or hint to that scene in the yew- tree arbour. Life had glided by for these last few^ days in just the same manner as of old ; but th...e BOTHWELL BEGINS TO SEE HIS WAY. 89 shadow was there all the same. The mild genius of domestic love had veiled his face.
Dora was sitting in the library with her husband at post-time on the day of Bothwell's ride to Tre- vena. Julian Wyllard was at his desk WTiting, while his wife sat in her favourite window, absorbed in a new book, with the open box from Mudie's at her feet, when the servant brought in the post-bag.
Dora watched her husband intently as he unlocked the bag and took out a pile of letters and papers.
What to read after Wyllard's Weird 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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