Capitolo 69
"My weakness has to beg my excuse for my folly, the dear nanny" answered
Emmeline, striving himself/herself/itself from a smile to check two or three torn wounds that,
spite of every resistance, would pursue down each other its pale cheek.
"Don't mind me, I will get very soon well. And how much time you think
will it be before you succeed in Your wish?"
"Not for of the time, mine dear young lady, currently. I only have my
suspects; I have to cautiously look, first they can be confirmed. I assure
You, I am as anxious the character of that young poor man should be clarified
how you can be."
A weak smile for a moment played the lips of round Emmeline, as she pressed
the hand of the good woman, and says her it was satisfied. A small more time from a lot
she lingered, while rousing then himself/herself/itself with a strong effort, she visited, as
she had intended, two or three poor cottages, and he/she was forced to
listening to and you enter with the apparent interest on those it submits more
interesting to their prisoners. In his/her solitary walk for this motive in Heaths
her valiantly combated with her, so that not the its thoughts should stick
to their beloved object, and lifting on her the young enthusiastic soul in
fervent faith and it loves to his/her Creator, she succeeded for a long time in
getting the calm she desired, and in to satisfy his/her mother, to
Heaths, with a smile and the false festiveness that didn't fail,
also to the kind reproval of Mrs. Hamilton for her it lengthened the absence and
on work to which she attributed the paleness that he/she remains on his/her cheek,
and what also the return of Edward and Ellen to Oakwood and the many ones
small pleasures inherent to a reunion, you/he/she could not pursue away.
Three weeks quietly passed on; Oakwood once more it was the place of
national enjoyment. The Earl and Countess St. Eval spent the week of
Christmas with them, what very it raised every pleasure, and Mr.
and her Mrs. Hamilton, instead of looking for in vain for a dear face in the
happy group around them in the eve of Christmas and the New year, saw