Edward Willoughby : a Tale 2
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She had met the glance of his eye, and all else had been unperceived. She now " discovered that he was wrapped in a farmer's rough coat, and wore a hat of pecuKar shape pulled low on his brow.
She shook her head and sighed.
H 2 100 EDWARD WILLOTJGHBY.
'' Why that sigh, Clare ?" "These ways cannot prosper, Edward.
As I look at you I feel hope die away, and fear and di'ead arise. !N'ot fear for our hap- piness only — but what is far more precious — your welfare. Dear Edward, will nothing teach yo...u that our own wayward will is not the guide we should follow.'^ "Clare," he said with calmness and seriousness, "you perhaps mistake me. This is not a freak. I am come for a purpose, I am come to ask you to give me hope. This life I can no longer bear, give me hope, and I shall be like a new man." " What hope ?" she asked, sadly ; " what can I give ? It is not in my hands." "It is in your hands, Clare. I ask nothing but what you may give. I ask a simple promise that you will be mine, and none other's but mine ; an assurance, that come what may, we EDWARD WILLUUGHBY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had met the glance of his eye, and all else had been unperceived. She now " discovered that he was wrapped in a farmer's rough coat, and wore a hat of pecuKar shape pulled low on his brow.
She shook her head and sighed.
H 2 100 EDWARD WILLOTJGHBY.
'' Why that sigh, Clare ?" "These ways cannot prosper, Edward.
As I look at you I feel hope die away, and fear and di'ead arise. !N'ot fear for our hap- piness only — but what is far more precious — your welfare. Dear Edward, will nothing teach yo...u that our own wayward will is not the guide we should follow.'^ "Clare," he said with calmness and seriousness, "you perhaps mistake me. This is not a freak. I am come for a purpose, I am come to ask you to give me hope. This life I can no longer bear, give me hope, and I shall be like a new man." " What hope ?" she asked, sadly ; " what can I give ? It is not in my hands." "It is in your hands, Clare. I ask nothing but what you may give. I ask a simple promise that you will be mine, and none other's but mine ; an assurance, that come what may, we EDWARD WILLUUGHBY.
What to read after Edward Willoughby : a Tale 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ponsonby, Emily, Lady, 1817-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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