Peter's Mother
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But when he looked at Lady Mary, he knew that he would have beenbetter able to dispense with that holiday interval than she was tohave endured it.
She had always been considered marvellously young-looking for her age. The quiet country life she had led had bestowed that advantage uponher; and her beauty, fair as she was, had always been less dependenton colouring than upon the exquisite delicacy of her features andgeneral contour. But now a heaviness beneath the blue eyes, --a littlefading of h...er brightness--a little droop of the beautifully shapedmouth, --almost betrayed her seven and thirty years; and the soft, abundant, brown hair was threaded quite perceptibly with silver. Hersweet face smiled upon him; but the smile was no longer, he thought, joyous--but pathetic, as of one who reproaches herself wonderingly forlight-heartedness.
John looked at her in silence, but the words he uttered in his heartwere, "I will never leave you any more. " Perhaps his face said everything that he did not say, for Lady Maryhad turned from him with a little sob, and leant her forehead on herhands, looking out at the rain which swept the valley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when he looked at Lady Mary, he knew that he would have beenbetter able to dispense with that holiday interval than she was tohave endured it.
She had always been considered marvellously young-looking for her age. The quiet country life she had led had bestowed that advantage uponher; and her beauty, fair as she was, had always been less dependenton colouring than upon the exquisite delicacy of her features andgeneral contour. But now a heaviness beneath the blue eyes, --a littlefading of h...er brightness--a little droop of the beautifully shapedmouth, --almost betrayed her seven and thirty years; and the soft, abundant, brown hair was threaded quite perceptibly with silver. Hersweet face smiled upon him; but the smile was no longer, he thought, joyous--but pathetic, as of one who reproaches herself wonderingly forlight-heartedness.
John looked at her in silence, but the words he uttered in his heartwere, "I will never leave you any more. " Perhaps his face said everything that he did not say, for Lady Maryhad turned from him with a little sob, and leant her forehead on herhands, looking out at the rain which swept the valley.
What to read after Peter's Mother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Henry De La Pasture to read onlineMoreLess
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