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Identifier: midsummerevefair00hallrich (find matches)
Title: Midsummer Eve : a fairy tale of loving and being loved
Year: 1870 (1870s)
Authors: Hall, S. C., Mrs., 1800-1881
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Publisher: London : J. C. Hotten
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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expressing contrition at his constantly failing faith, which, as he said truly,was the one thing above all others that ought to gain strength as he grewolder. Why should he have dared to suppose that she who had cared forEva since her birth would not ride safely over any storm by sea or land ?And AT LAST HE SANK DOWN, APPAUENTLV ASLEEP; if, indeed, it had not A FAIRY TALE OF LOVE. 205 all been a dream ; and after a time lie fancied something—it might be theliglit of morning—passed over his eyes, and sitting up, he saw the blueand green dragon-fly darting hither and thither in tlie morning light, andheard the buzzing of bees, and the distant croaking of the ill-omened frog,and the lowing of kine, mingled with the bleating of lambs, and the
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trumpet-like neigh of the free-limbed horse, as he joyed in the invigoratingair, and with flowing mane and distended nostril bounded round and roundthe enclosure, which he could have cleared without an efiort; then archedhis neck, and stood a model of strength and beauty, gazing with gentle,yet fearless eye, upon the landscape-—every fence of which he had takenwhen a-field with his companions. Yet, early as it was—for no humanfoot-print had marked the sappy dew that clustered the luscious cloverinto a matted carpet—early as it was, an aged woman stood beside thewoodcutter, and questioned him as to where he was going. With pleasure as intense as had been his agony, Eandy looked uponher withered features; even in his boyhood days, when, like all of hiscountry, he evinced the most extraordinary aptitude to * fall in love withevery pretty face—never, even in those days, had he felt greater delight inthe fresh beauty of seventeen, than in the clearness of vision which enabledhim to

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  • bookleafnumber:238
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  • bookcollection:americana
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