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But is it, after all, a dream ? Shall I awake once more to the" old misery ?
'I have had a dream, Laurence — ^I put down the pen and leaned back in the chair — a low, soft, easy chair — before the fire which I have hghted because the chill of twenty years is in my very bones. I closed my eyes and I had a dream. I saw two girls — sisters. They were poor, but they resolved never to part.
Nothing should part them. Then one married, and at first it seemed as if her fate was going to be miserable in...deed. But they remained together, and they went abroad together, and while the married sister became rich and honoured by everybody her sister shared in her good fortune and became also a gracious lady loved and honoured. It was such a beautiful dream that the joy of it awakened me and I remembered that it was a dream, Digitized by LjOOQ IC ALL THAT SHE WANTED 223 because they parted. Oh ! they parted — why — ^why did Lucy let me go ?
* The old things come back to me as I now sit alone, old words, old sayings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But is it, after all, a dream ? Shall I awake once more to the" old misery ?
'I have had a dream, Laurence — ^I put down the pen and leaned back in the chair — a low, soft, easy chair — before the fire which I have hghted because the chill of twenty years is in my very bones. I closed my eyes and I had a dream. I saw two girls — sisters. They were poor, but they resolved never to part.
Nothing should part them. Then one married, and at first it seemed as if her fate was going to be miserable in...deed. But they remained together, and they went abroad together, and while the married sister became rich and honoured by everybody her sister shared in her good fortune and became also a gracious lady loved and honoured. It was such a beautiful dream that the joy of it awakened me and I remembered that it was a dream, Digitized by LjOOQ IC ALL THAT SHE WANTED 223 because they parted. Oh ! they parted — why — ^why did Lucy let me go ?
* The old things come back to me as I now sit alone, old words, old sayings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Besant Walter Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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