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He did look, however, and pitied her deeply; at her lips dry with hatred, which should have been freshly kissed, at her drawn cheeks, into her amazed young heart: eh, God, he knew her loveworthy once, and now most pitiful. He had nothing to say; she went on breathless, gathering speed. 'He has spurned me whom he chose. He has left me on my wedding day.
This seemed so foreign to Faith's nature that Sylvia pondered and grieved over it till the belief came to her that this woman, so truly excellent and loveworthy, did not desire to receive her confidence, and sometimes a bitter fear assailed her that Warwick was not the only reader of her secret trouble.
Had any of those earlier maidens fallen on the happy conjunction, they would, doubtless, have proved no less loveworthy, and seemed no less that 'ideal' which they have since become, one may be sure, for some other illuminated soul. Of course, some find that love early the baby-love, whom one never marries, and then the faithful service.
"Having," continued the doctor, "granted myself some respite from toil in the laboratory at Marburg, I chose to pleasure voyage, to study yet more the social conditions in this loveworthy land. I suspected that much tiredness of travel would be involved. Yet here I find all conditions whatsoever here in that which you denominate 'bear-garden'. They have been reduced here for my edification, yes?
I must really be allowed I assure you that you overwhelm me. Flattered oh, Lord!" He limped the conclusion, and left for England that night. She felt the thing to have been rather ridiculous, and yet she was pleased. She was gently elated, and had a kindly eye for herself as she dressed before her glass. Power lay with her; she could choose and weigh, accept or refuse. She was loveworthy yet.
Things seemed so much as he desired them to be the roses, the old furniture, the spinning-wheel, the coiffed peasant woman that he waited for Katrine's coming, fearing that she should be less beautiful than he remembered her. She was more loveworthy, more imperious, than he remembered her, a thing which bewildered him as he thought of her entreating smile, and her wistful and approving eyes.
The tarnish she had discerned upon her armour, the foxmarks upon her fair page, dispersed under his ardent breath; she realised herself desirable and loveworthy; she arose from the thicket in which she cowered with the light of triumph prophetic in her eyes, the flush of victory after victory prophetic in her cheeks. Therefore Mr.
"Knowing her, loving her loveworthy as she was how could you leave her?" "I beg your pardon," said Senhouse, "I have never left her." But in the next breath he had to qualify his paradox. He spoke vehemently. "I had of her all that I dared have. That has never left me. I had all that she could give me she that was self-sufficing, not to be imparted.
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