The Lover's Creed : a Novel 1
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' Yes,' said Mrs. Wynn, simply, as if Jack had spoken to her ; ' it is the kind of singing that does one good. Her Uncle Jeffrey thought a deal of her voice.' 'No wonder,' was Jack's only comment.
He was rather silent after this, and went away earlier than usual. It w^as a rainy day, and there had been no walk by the river-side.
From the Dame's Parlour, where he had THE LOVER'S CREED. 219 taken leave of her, Mavis looked out at Jack, as he crossed the river and took his way through the fields. ...As she lost sight of him a thought came to her that carried with it a keen and dreadful pang. He would soon vanish out of her life, as he had but now passed beyond her vision, and what should she do, what should she be then ? Her step- mother's remarking that they had better see to the tea seemed to wake her from a dream, and she looked around with a sort of terror of the closing up again of the walls of her prison- house. They had fallen apart ; she had seen wonderful visions beyond them, and now at the same moment there come to her the meaning of those visions, and also the chill certainty that she must part with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Yes,' said Mrs. Wynn, simply, as if Jack had spoken to her ; ' it is the kind of singing that does one good. Her Uncle Jeffrey thought a deal of her voice.' 'No wonder,' was Jack's only comment.
He was rather silent after this, and went away earlier than usual. It w^as a rainy day, and there had been no walk by the river-side.
From the Dame's Parlour, where he had THE LOVER'S CREED. 219 taken leave of her, Mavis looked out at Jack, as he crossed the river and took his way through the fields. ...As she lost sight of him a thought came to her that carried with it a keen and dreadful pang. He would soon vanish out of her life, as he had but now passed beyond her vision, and what should she do, what should she be then ? Her step- mother's remarking that they had better see to the tea seemed to wake her from a dream, and she looked around with a sort of terror of the closing up again of the walls of her prison- house. They had fallen apart ; she had seen wonderful visions beyond them, and now at the same moment there come to her the meaning of those visions, and also the chill certainty that she must part with them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoey, Frances Cashel, 1830-1908, Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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