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"I wonder why," his aunty said, "This little lad always comes here, When there are many other homes As nice as this, and quite as near." He stood a moment deep in thought, Then, with the love-light in his eye, He pointed where his mother sat, And said: "Here she lives; that is why " With beaming face the mother heard, Her mother-heart was very glad.
Notwithstanding these improving and public-spirited employments, the love-light grew in his eyes all through the long morning, causing his appearance to have something, if not actually angelic, yet singularly engaging, about it. For, unquestionably, next to a fortunate attachment, an unfortunate one, if honest, is among the most inspiring and grace-begetting of possessions granted to mortals.
The rose has paled a little in her cheek, but the love-light is in her eye; and can he ever, ever forget how, though he never called himself a Christian, his heart almost burst with thanksgiving to God when he clasped in his arms his world, his all wife and child! Three years from the other wedding, and another takes place at Kennons. Philip St.
"There, that will do, won't it, Lionel, for to-night; we have waited so long," and the large grey eyes with their warm love-light, looked into the tired blue of the eyes so near her own now with a great passionate love looking from them.
Uncle Larry felt the need of telling some one. So, because he could not help it, he leaned down and shook the Little Lover gently. "You little foolish chap, do you know what you have lost? You were right there you might have heard Her when She said it! You might have peeped between your fingers and seen Her face angels in Heaven! Her face! with the love-light in it.
At this reference to the golden age, I saw a wave of tenderness break over the faces of the older men. "Ay, I mind weel the nicht Doctor Grant sat amang us for the first time, as ye're sittin' noo." This time it was Ronald M'Gregor who had spoken, the love-light on whose face even sixty winters could not disguise. "We'll never look upon his like again.
Say, when it comes to seeing the love-light through the fog, I'm there with the spy-glass." If Emma McChesney held herself well in leash during the busy day, she relished her happiness none the less when she could allow herself the full savor of it.
"At last, my darling!" he said, but softly, for he would surprise her. He would approach nearer and call her name, and then she would turn, and he would see the love-light in those starry eyes, of which he had dreamed at night and longed for by day. He was close upon her, but his footsteps made no sound on the velvet carpet.
The love-light faded from her face. The glow of ecstatic passion was extinguished in her heart. The festal robes of enraptured feeling fell from her consciousness and were replaced by the rags of unwelcome recollections.
On the same day that Thebes capitulated the household of Hermippus left Trœzene to return to Athens. When they had told Hermione all that had befallen,—the great good, the little ill,—she had not fainted, though Cleopis had been sure thereof. The colour had risen to her cheeks, the love-light to her eyes. She went to the cradle where Phœnix cooed and tossed his baby feet.
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