Capitolo 26
fallen tree, to give free hole and wide series to his/her thoughts. The reader
, undoubtedly, images as us, the colors of rainbow of her that they divert
images, as it had a good time in the rosy pergolas of love.
"Miss Walton, I believe that I have the honor to address."
[The illustration: "Looking on, she saw a tall man, dark that is standing in front of her,
its eye turned on his with a glance that has sent the blood to its heart."--Sees
page 36.]
To the sound of his/her name, Ellen jumped to his/her feet with a suppressed,
cries of fear on his/her lips. Looking on, she saw a tall position of man, dark
in front of her, its eye turned on his with a glance that blood has sent her
heart, she didn't know really why; for certainly the individual in front of her it was a
extraneous, or one with whom she had had so it disdains a knowledge, as to
you don't remember anything respect to him. While his/her mind you/he/she was working on all the
momentary knowledges that she had ever done, and looking for among them to put
the character in front of her, he continued to analyze his/her expression with a
you consolidate fixed look, as if it is read his/her thoughts that foretelling, he continued:
"I perceive you he/she doesn't remember me, although we have met before. My memory
it is not so untrustworthy; and, close to, Your glances made a durable impression on
my mind, an impression that time can never cancel or you/he/she can obliterate; and to
this impression you are indebted for my present visit--a without ceremony
one, I have to confess."
To this point of his/her dissertation Ellen made a movement as whether to reconsider her/it
footsteps back, seeing what, he followed:
"Is not impatient young girl, equitable, or in alacrity to go, for me I have that to
says thee that is of the maximum importance both to thy introduces and future
welfare."
This adoption of his/her/their relative and solemn style of address, had the effect
rather to increase that I/you/he/she decrease the tremors on the heart of the girl; still