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Updated: May 19, 2025
Even in the first casual glance I gave her, I at once acknowledged to myself her extraordinary power. Not the slightness of her form, the palor of her countenance, or the fairness of the locks of golden red hair that fell in two long braids over her bosom, could for a moment counteract the effect of her dark glance or the vivid almost unearthly force of her expression.
I believe you felt me, though I never touched you; a sign, brother, that we are akin, that we are dui palor two relations. Your blood beat when mine was near, as mine always does at the coming of a brother; and we became brothers in that lane. 'And where are you staying? said I; 'in this town? 'Not in the town; the like of us don't find it exactly wholesome to stay in towns, we keep abroad.
It was a priest-like face, priest-like in its palor, in the wide winged nose, in the shadowings below the eyes and along the jaws, priest-like in the lips that were long and bloodless and faintly smiling; and Stephen, remembering swiftly how he had told Cranly of all the tumults and unrest and longings in his soul, day after day and night by night, only to be answered by his friend's listening silence, would have told himself that it was the face of a guilty priest who heard confessions of those whom he had not power to absolve but that he felt again in memory the gaze of its dark womanish eyes.
It was evident that anxiety, watchings and cares, contended on his wrinkled brow. At the sight of the young woman he assumed a livid palor. You, he murmured in a stifled voice, you here, Mademoiselle? I am, replied Suzanne; did you not reckon then on seeing me again? Not now, dear child, I confess to you. I had said to you: Wait. And I have waited.
Natalie knelt beside the bed, and tried to soothe her darling, thinking sadly of the long hours that would elapse before Louis's return, but all her efforts were in vain. Izzie did not wake or cry, but this only alarmed Natalie the more. The deadly palor of her countenance was the only sign of the anguish she suffered; outwardly, she was very calm.
She must have the healthy palor of skin which associates itself with masses of dark, mahogany-colored hair. It was so long since he had known a Northern spring that he had forgotten how much later the beginning of May was in New Hampshire; but as his train ran up from Springfield he realized the difference of the season from that which he had left in New York.
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