The Baronet's Bride
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" "No!" Harriet cried, hastily; "not on any account. You must notdisappoint your mother, Everard; you must go. There, good-bye! It istime you were dressing. Don't mind me; I will be better when youreturn. " "I feel as though I ought not to leave you to-night, " he said. "Itseems heartless, and you ill. I had better send Edwards and theapology. " "You foolish boy!" She looked up at him and smiled, with eyes full oftears. "I will be better alone and quiet. Sleep and solitude willquite restore me.... Go! Go! You will be late, and my lady dislikesbeing kept waiting. " He kissed her and went, casting one long, lingering backward look atthe wife he loved. And with a pang bitterer than death came theremembrance afterward of how she had urged him to leave her that night.
Thus they parted--to look into each other's eyes no more, in love andtrust for a dark and tragic time.
Sybilla Silver, standing at the house door, was gazing out, at theyellow February sun sinking pale and watery into the livid horizontine, as the baronet ran down-stairs, drawing on his gloves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "No!" Harriet cried, hastily; "not on any account. You must notdisappoint your mother, Everard; you must go. There, good-bye! It istime you were dressing. Don't mind me; I will be better when youreturn. " "I feel as though I ought not to leave you to-night, " he said. "Itseems heartless, and you ill. I had better send Edwards and theapology. " "You foolish boy!" She looked up at him and smiled, with eyes full oftears. "I will be better alone and quiet. Sleep and solitude willquite restore me.... Go! Go! You will be late, and my lady dislikesbeing kept waiting. " He kissed her and went, casting one long, lingering backward look atthe wife he loved. And with a pang bitterer than death came theremembrance afterward of how she had urged him to leave her that night.
Thus they parted--to look into each other's eyes no more, in love andtrust for a dark and tragic time.
Sybilla Silver, standing at the house door, was gazing out, at theyellow February sun sinking pale and watery into the livid horizontine, as the baronet ran down-stairs, drawing on his gloves.
What to read after The Baronet's Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fleming May Agnes to read onlineMoreLess
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