Seven Stories
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" And how doth my boy fare, " asked the lord, fondly, stroking the shining locks of the younger, for he had doffed his hat, and awaited to greet his sister-in-law. " Ah ! the air of Norfolk, and the hunt here hath given thee a rare colour, and thine eye is so bright that it will raise havoc in the heart of every dame. " Thus spoke the haughty heir of Falcondale, but only Angelo and I heard him ; for by reason of my long acquaintance I was the only one who closely followed my younger pupil in gr...eeting the elder. Then came the introduction. She was beautiful indeed, this new-made bride, with her black tresses and bright brown eyes that looked as though they could love and hate with equal intensity. Indeed, she was not unlike, as far as feminine softness would allow, her husband him- self. When she gave her hand to Angelo he looked at her and started. The colour faded from his cheeks, and she she paled too. The THE Two BROTHERS. 173 lord noticed this in his brother though not in his bride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And how doth my boy fare, " asked the lord, fondly, stroking the shining locks of the younger, for he had doffed his hat, and awaited to greet his sister-in-law. " Ah ! the air of Norfolk, and the hunt here hath given thee a rare colour, and thine eye is so bright that it will raise havoc in the heart of every dame. " Thus spoke the haughty heir of Falcondale, but only Angelo and I heard him ; for by reason of my long acquaintance I was the only one who closely followed my younger pupil in gr...eeting the elder. Then came the introduction. She was beautiful indeed, this new-made bride, with her black tresses and bright brown eyes that looked as though they could love and hate with equal intensity. Indeed, she was not unlike, as far as feminine softness would allow, her husband him- self. When she gave her hand to Angelo he looked at her and started. The colour faded from his cheeks, and she she paled too. The THE Two BROTHERS. 173 lord noticed this in his brother though not in his bride.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helene Gingold to read onlineMoreLess
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