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The Twins

Chapter 7 THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE, ETC.

Word Count: 1196    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

ange with me; I should like a walk with you to Oxton, to see h

ng to do with Charles," said Emil

Warren, pray; come along

ir different ways: with those went hatred, envy, worldly scheming, and that lowest sort of l

er, innocent and loving), "how kind it is of you to ta

he have offended

says such silly things, and-I am

to you, Emily?" hurriedly

drop the subject;" and, as she b

ly; but an instant word of prayer drove away the spir

!" escaped his lips, and he trembled at his own presumption. It was a presumptuous s

r her eyes shed on him a blaze of love that made him almost faint before them. In an i

r away from Burleigh, in the fields; and he

themselves. Well, far better than my feeble pencilling can picture, will they fill up this slight sketch. That walk to Oxton, that visit to the village school, was full of generous affections unrepressed, the out-pourings of two deep-wel

from that moment, a buoyant, cheerful, exhilarated being-a new character; he put on manliness, and fortitude, and somewhat of involuntary pride; whilst Emily felt, that enriched by the affections of him whom she regarded as her wisest, kindest earthly friend, by the acquisition of his love, who had led her heart to higher good t

me again, they mixed once more with those co

h of curiosity, "where have you been to with Charles

eneral was answered wisely, for love was noth

ok so happy in my life," was the mother's troublesome i

way his head-ache, put him in spirits, an

Mrs. Tracy, "and we'll soon put th

bered looks, and words, and hopes-there to lay before that heavenly Friend, whom both had learned to trust, all their presen

g true to us, I find, as to other

ime, transported, seek

ain be courted, and I'l

ho ever heard the stanza, and have grown-up children, have thought upon its dear domestic beauty: but it strangely affected the irasci

te: stop, Mr. Julian-no-run up for your brother Charles, and come you a

have to fetch pale Charles for a jobation; so he went at once. And the three young people, two of them tre

ng in Hindostanee, "have I been kind

that?" said the warm-affectioned g

s you love me, and yourself, and happiness, and honour-d

he well-nigh swooned himself; and Julian folded his a

's maid, and all that sort of r?invigoration, seemed essential to Emily's recovery, h

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“Martin Farquhar Tupper (1810-1889) was an English writer, poet, and the author of Proverbial Philosophy. In 1837 appeared his first series of Proverbial Philosophy, a long series of didactic moralisings. This work, which spread its author's name far and wide, was met at first with moderate success in England, while in the United States it was almost a total failure. In 1845 Tupper was elected a fellow of the Royal Society. He received the gold medal for science and literature from the King of Prussia. His works include: A Modern Pyramid to commemorate a Septuagint of Worthies (1839), An Author's Mind (1841), The Crock of Gold: A Rural Novel (1844), Heart: A Social Novel (1845), Probabilities: An Aid to Faith (1847) and The Twins: A Domestic Novel (1851).”
1 Chapter 1 PLACE: TIME: CIRCUMSTANCE.2 Chapter 2 THE HEROES.3 Chapter 3 THE ARRIVAL.4 Chapter 4 THE GENERAL AND HIS WARD.5 Chapter 5 JEALOUSY.6 Chapter 6 THE CONFIDANTE.7 Chapter 7 THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE, ETC.8 Chapter 8 THE MYSTERY.9 Chapter 9 HOW TO CLEAR IT UP.10 Chapter 10 AUNT GREEN'S LEGACY.11 Chapter 11 PREPARATIONS AND DEPARTURE.12 Chapter 12 THE ESCAPE.13 Chapter 13 NEWS OF CHARLES.14 Chapter 14 THE TETE-A-TETE.15 Chapter 15 SATISFACTION.16 Chapter 16 HOW CHARLES FARED.17 Chapter 17 THE GENERAL'S RETURN.18 Chapter 18 INTERCALARY.19 Chapter 19 JULIAN'S DEPARTURE.20 Chapter 20 ENLIGHTENMENT.21 Chapter 21 CHARLES AT MADRAS.22 Chapter 22 REVELATIONS.23 Chapter 23 CONVALESCENCE.24 Chapter 24 CHARLES DELAYED.25 Chapter 25 TRIALS.26 Chapter 26 JULIAN.27 Chapter 27 CHARLES'S RETURN; AND MRS. MACKIE'S EXPLANATION.28 Chapter 28 JULIAN TURNS UP AND THERE'S AN END OF MRS. TRACY.29 Chapter 29 THE OLD SCOTCH NURSE GOES HOME.30 Chapter 30 FINAL.