The Poor Gentleman
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As she glancedbackward at the convulsed frame of her lover, a spasm that denoted theviolent conflict between duty and affection passed over her beautifulface; and, as her heart appeared gradually to conquer in the fight, thetears began to pour in showers from her eyes. Step by step and slowlyshe retraced the path to the table, and leaning over the sufferer, tookone of his hands tenderly in hers:-- "Are we not wretched, Gustave? Are we not wretched?" At the touch of that gentle hand and the soun...d of that beloved voice, life seemed once more to stir in his veins, and, raising his eyeslanguidly to hers, he gazed mournfully into them as he half said, halfsighed, -- "Lenora, dear Lenora, have you come back to me? Have you taken pity onmy agony? You do not _hate_ me, do you?" "Is a love like oursextinguished in a day?" returned Leonora, with a sigh.
"Oh, no, no!" cried Gustave aloud; "it is eternal! Is it not eternal, Lenora, and omnipotent against every ill as long as the hearts beat inour bosoms?" Lenora bowed her head and cast down her eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As she glancedbackward at the convulsed frame of her lover, a spasm that denoted theviolent conflict between duty and affection passed over her beautifulface; and, as her heart appeared gradually to conquer in the fight, thetears began to pour in showers from her eyes. Step by step and slowlyshe retraced the path to the table, and leaning over the sufferer, tookone of his hands tenderly in hers:-- "Are we not wretched, Gustave? Are we not wretched?" At the touch of that gentle hand and the soun...d of that beloved voice, life seemed once more to stir in his veins, and, raising his eyeslanguidly to hers, he gazed mournfully into them as he half said, halfsighed, -- "Lenora, dear Lenora, have you come back to me? Have you taken pity onmy agony? You do not _hate_ me, do you?" "Is a love like oursextinguished in a day?" returned Leonora, with a sigh.
"Oh, no, no!" cried Gustave aloud; "it is eternal! Is it not eternal, Lenora, and omnipotent against every ill as long as the hearts beat inour bosoms?" Lenora bowed her head and cast down her eyes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conscience Hendrik to read onlineMoreLess
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