Foxglove Manor: A Novel, Volumen2

66 My dear afraid angry answer arms asked atheist aunt Baptisto beautiful believe bowed CHARLES SANTLEY church ciliation clergyman cottage cousin cried dane dangerous ground dark Dark shadows door Dora drawing-room dream Edith elixir Ellen exclaimed eyes face Faust felt flushed followed girl glad Haldane Haldane's hand happy hate head heart impressionable kissed knew laugh listening looked Manor house marry matter mean mind Miss Dove Miss Greatheart Miss Santley mistress morning never night nymph old lady Omberley pain pale passed passion paused philo pleasant quickly quietly religion religious remained replied returned rose sadly Santley's satyr seat seemed señor seraphic shadow silent smile sobbed sorry Spaniard speak spiritual spoke stood strolled sure surplice talk tell theism thing thought turned Vicarage village voice walked Walter Hetherington watched wife wish woman words young