A Crown of Shame. a Novel 1
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How calm and peaceful and steadfast it appeared !
What a contrast to her own turbulent spirit, and how she longed to be at peace also — anywhere, anyhow, only at peace !
Liz was passing through the cruellest phase of a disappointment in love — when merciless doubt obtrudes its fang into the heart, and poisons the whole being. How we despise and hate ourselves for doubt- ing, and yet how painfully we go into the minutiae of our loathsome suspicion, and dissect every reason that forbids our cast-... ing it from us !
Liz felt as if she dared not think about it. As she recalled De Courcelles' words and manner that evening, she saw that he had not said or done a single thing calcu- lated to set her mind at rest. Except the 58 A Crown of Shame.
solemn oath which he had sworn, and somehow, though she loved him, Liz de- rived no comfort from remembering that oath, and even wished he had not taken it.
That he might not have deserted her for the sake of Maraquita Courtney was true — as he had attested it, she was bound to believe it was true — but he was changed to her- self.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How calm and peaceful and steadfast it appeared !
What a contrast to her own turbulent spirit, and how she longed to be at peace also — anywhere, anyhow, only at peace !
Liz was passing through the cruellest phase of a disappointment in love — when merciless doubt obtrudes its fang into the heart, and poisons the whole being. How we despise and hate ourselves for doubt- ing, and yet how painfully we go into the minutiae of our loathsome suspicion, and dissect every reason that forbids our cast-... ing it from us !
Liz felt as if she dared not think about it. As she recalled De Courcelles' words and manner that evening, she saw that he had not said or done a single thing calcu- lated to set her mind at rest. Except the 58 A Crown of Shame.
solemn oath which he had sworn, and somehow, though she loved him, Liz de- rived no comfort from remembering that oath, and even wished he had not taken it.
That he might not have deserted her for the sake of Maraquita Courtney was true — as he had attested it, she was bound to believe it was true — but he was changed to her- self.
What to read after A Crown of Shame. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lean, Florence, Formerly Church, Formerly Marryat to read onlineMoreLess
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