A Sylvan Queen 3
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He would surely not be angry with her then. He would forget all this bitter past, and remember only how he used to love her once ; and think of her as his child, his own Madge again. Her poor father ! It was worth dying to win back to that again. Worth dying for ; when living- was as hard as now it was to her, and dying- was so easy.
But there was time enough yet. It must want five or six hours at least to daybreak, when old Jaffray with his dog would be afoot, looking up the sheep. She would w...ait awhile, and by-and-by, when the night was a little further spent, and the moon gone down, she would make the plunge. Make it quite certain- ly. She was not doubting whether she would or not; but she need not make it yet. Not just yet. She would wait awhile — a little while, till it was nearer morning. And then — the water would be cold; just at first, but it would soon be over. And down there she would lie so softly, as safe and still as now she THE JOURNEY HOME. 113 lay upon the heather, her head upon the boulder stone, face upwards to the stars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He would surely not be angry with her then. He would forget all this bitter past, and remember only how he used to love her once ; and think of her as his child, his own Madge again. Her poor father ! It was worth dying to win back to that again. Worth dying for ; when living- was as hard as now it was to her, and dying- was so easy.
But there was time enough yet. It must want five or six hours at least to daybreak, when old Jaffray with his dog would be afoot, looking up the sheep. She would w...ait awhile, and by-and-by, when the night was a little further spent, and the moon gone down, she would make the plunge. Make it quite certain- ly. She was not doubting whether she would or not; but she need not make it yet. Not just yet. She would wait awhile — a little while, till it was nearer morning. And then — the water would be cold; just at first, but it would soon be over. And down there she would lie so softly, as safe and still as now she THE JOURNEY HOME. 113 lay upon the heather, her head upon the boulder stone, face upwards to the stars.
What to read after A Sylvan Queen 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tabor, Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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