Grace Elliot: Or, to Seem and to Be, a Tale (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Isabel's face flushed, and an expression of wounded feel ing passed over it. It was gone, however, in a moment resentment to his child could not exist so near her uncle's grave - and she drew Grace again to her side, as she asked, Will you be so separated while I am with you 2 You did not say any thing of yourself, said Grace, evasively.

What could I say that you did not already know, dear Grace? Have we not played together, and studied together, had the same dear friends, and shared the same joys and sorrows? And how can we help loving each other dearly 1 Isabel kissed her cousin fondly, and an expression of pleasure - almost a smile - stole over the features of Grace, as needing closer to the bosom on which she rested, she said softly, Promise always to love me so, dear Isabel and I shall not mind going away.

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