Maillard, Annette Marie Miles tremenhere 9781388268459

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Автор: Maillard, Annette Marie
Название: Miles tremenhere
ISBN: 9781388268459
Издательство: Blurb
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Модернистская и современная художественная литература

ISBN-10: 1388268450
Обложка/Формат: Hardcover
Страницы: 264
Вес: 0.53 кг.
Дата издания: 01.06.2020
Язык: English
Размер: 22.86 x 15.24 x 1.60 cm
Читательская аудитория: General (us: trade)
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Поставляется из: Англии
Описание: Tick tack, tick tack, tick tack-for ever goes the large hall clock, until my heart (imitative thing ) plays at pendulum with it Seventeen long years that clock has been the monitor of Time in this old house. It commenced its career the day I came into this world, and, faithful to its trust, not for one hour can I remember its pausing. They say it ceased its vigilance one day; I do not remember it, but Aunt Dorcas once told me-only once, for she cried so bitterly that I never liked asking more about it. It was the one in which I became an orphan My poor mother died, and they stopped it because its ticking reminded them of the day of my birth, when she bade them open her door to let her hear the friend whose career commenced with my life-the friend who was to lead me to be good and happy, warning me of every passing hour Poor, dear mamma I wish I had known her-oh, how I wish that now -for though my aunts and uncle Juvenal are very kind and loving, yet tis not like a mothers love, I feel that-I feel so much yearning for that unknown thing; it must be so beautiful, but one step below divinity in its hallowing power; and I, wicked girl, have been chiding the old hall clock, which she had a fanciful thought to make my twin Here the girl (for such was the speaker) paused awhile in her soliloquy; after a few moments, she continued: -But tis wearisome to sit for days and days, with only the same routine of events which you have known for years; even the variety of the past six months offers no amusement. The lawyer, the parson, and the squire-the squire, the lawyer, and the parson-with my aunts Dorcas, Sylvia, and uncle Juvenal, each one chanting the praises of his or her pet. I daresay it is very wrong of me to think all this; but I dont love them less, my dear aunts, my kind uncle. Oh especially him and aunt Dorcas; but I cannot like-rather I should say love-the squire and the young clergyman, even for their sakes. I didnt want to think of love yet; but they h

Miles tremenhere, Maillard, Annette Marie