Blind Fate. a Novel 1
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So I shall not see you till I return from Town. Good-bye, and, remember ! " He took her hand coldly enough for a moment, and left the room — almost running against the Eev. Thomas Gilmore, who was coming up-stairs, as he often did about lunch hour.
But the rencontre did not suggest his own luncheon to Callander. He wandered away past the pier, to an old disused landing-place, a relic of times when Fordsea was in a very primitive condition. Here he sat down, and, with fixed eyes, which saw nothi...ng round him, he reviewed the past — or rather, the past came uncalled — and unrolled its pictures, — vivid pictures !
— glowing in the warm light of intense thought thrown back upon the past.
78 BLIND FATE.
Those first exquisite days of married life — when he had to win his young wife from the slight fear which gratified even while it troubled him. Her growing confidence, her timidity — the sweet peace of their lives — the tender anxiet}^ for her, when the languor and depression of delicate health grew upon her ; the occasional dread lest he were not quite young and blithe enough for her ; the agony of parting ; his mother's letters, full of hints and innuendoes which he scarcely under- stood ; the delight of returning after his illness ; the gnawing, undefined fear that a year's absence had, in some degree, undone the work of the Past ; that a filmy some- thing — he knew not what — had come be- tween them — that she turned with more confidence and familiarity to her guardian than to himself ; that her old timidity had come back to her !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So I shall not see you till I return from Town. Good-bye, and, remember ! " He took her hand coldly enough for a moment, and left the room — almost running against the Eev. Thomas Gilmore, who was coming up-stairs, as he often did about lunch hour.
But the rencontre did not suggest his own luncheon to Callander. He wandered away past the pier, to an old disused landing-place, a relic of times when Fordsea was in a very primitive condition. Here he sat down, and, with fixed eyes, which saw nothi...ng round him, he reviewed the past — or rather, the past came uncalled — and unrolled its pictures, — vivid pictures !
— glowing in the warm light of intense thought thrown back upon the past.
78 BLIND FATE.
Those first exquisite days of married life — when he had to win his young wife from the slight fear which gratified even while it troubled him. Her growing confidence, her timidity — the sweet peace of their lives — the tender anxiet}^ for her, when the languor and depression of delicate health grew upon her ; the occasional dread lest he were not quite young and blithe enough for her ; the agony of parting ; his mother's letters, full of hints and innuendoes which he scarcely under- stood ; the delight of returning after his illness ; the gnawing, undefined fear that a year's absence had, in some degree, undone the work of the Past ; that a filmy some- thing — he knew not what — had come be- tween them — that she turned with more confidence and familiarity to her guardian than to himself ; that her old timidity had come back to her !
What to read after Blind Fate. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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