Somerville Hall; Or, Hints to Those Who Would Make Home Happy 8
Somerville Hall; Or, Hints to Those Who Would Make Home Happy 8
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121 his death-grasp on my person ; his last moan in my ear j his What ails you, Grace 1 You are cold, child. The morning air is too sharp for you* Here, take this shawl, for they have given me more than I can bear; and you have no bonnet. What a foolish girl you are !" Grace made no reply : but her teeth abso lutely chattered ; while the ghastliness of her countenance gave her cousin fresh cause to think that the gray dawn of morning, now spreading over earth and sea, was too cold in its autumn...al chill for the delicate frame of his companion, and he drew her closer to his side, and held her hand in his, with a brotherly tenderness for her bodily comfort, which he had been less ready to feel for that of her mind.
" There," said Falkland, for he had already commenced his story, "it was just in the direction of that stunted tree, half-way be- tween the first point and the river, that Ken- nedy first fell from his horse. Look, Grace.
Why, you are actually turning toward the land. Have you forgotten in which direc- tion lies the seal" 11 122 THIS SIStN
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
121 his death-grasp on my person ; his last moan in my ear j his What ails you, Grace 1 You are cold, child. The morning air is too sharp for you* Here, take this shawl, for they have given me more than I can bear; and you have no bonnet. What a foolish girl you are !" Grace made no reply : but her teeth abso lutely chattered ; while the ghastliness of her countenance gave her cousin fresh cause to think that the gray dawn of morning, now spreading over earth and sea, was too cold in its autumn...al chill for the delicate frame of his companion, and he drew her closer to his side, and held her hand in his, with a brotherly tenderness for her bodily comfort, which he had been less ready to feel for that of her mind.
" There," said Falkland, for he had already commenced his story, "it was just in the direction of that stunted tree, half-way be- tween the first point and the river, that Ken- nedy first fell from his horse. Look, Grace.
Why, you are actually turning toward the land. Have you forgotten in which direc- tion lies the seal" 11 122 THIS SIStN
What to read after Somerville Hall; Or, Hints to Those Who Would Make Home Happy 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Stickney Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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