Lady Valeria : a Novel 2
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What you have told me to- night seems to have put it farther away from me than ever. I would rather not talk more about it just now. I suppose I may take your consent for granted now? Good-night." *' I shall walk with you to the station to- morrow," ^vere Lord Altcar's last words as they parted.
" The morn was dew-pearled " as when Pippa passed, and thick-hung with floating gossamer threads to boot. Eustace and his father, w^alk- ing through the long sparkling meadow-grass to the stile, stopped... for the former to wave a farewell to the close -shuttered windows of the Court.
EUSTACE'S BIRTHRIGHT. 119 " Ah, Eustace lad, it's you I'd like to think of there when I am gone," sighed Lord Altcar, trudging sturdily along the road beside him.
" You love the place as well as I do, and would do your duty by it ; while Kandolf Well, there, right's right, and I'll say no more, but the pity of it !" " Eight's right," echoed Eustace, discourage ingly.
"There's one chance left for us, Eustace," went on the old lord eagerly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What you have told me to- night seems to have put it farther away from me than ever. I would rather not talk more about it just now. I suppose I may take your consent for granted now? Good-night." *' I shall walk with you to the station to- morrow," ^vere Lord Altcar's last words as they parted.
" The morn was dew-pearled " as when Pippa passed, and thick-hung with floating gossamer threads to boot. Eustace and his father, w^alk- ing through the long sparkling meadow-grass to the stile, stopped... for the former to wave a farewell to the close -shuttered windows of the Court.
EUSTACE'S BIRTHRIGHT. 119 " Ah, Eustace lad, it's you I'd like to think of there when I am gone," sighed Lord Altcar, trudging sturdily along the road beside him.
" You love the place as well as I do, and would do your duty by it ; while Kandolf Well, there, right's right, and I'll say no more, but the pity of it !" " Eight's right," echoed Eustace, discourage ingly.
"There's one chance left for us, Eustace," went on the old lord eagerly.
What to read after Lady Valeria : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moberly, a to read onlineMoreLess
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