[The Morgesons by Elizabeth Stoddard]@TWC D-Link bookThe Morgesons CHAPTER XXII 6/25
They could laugh very easily, for they were overjoyed to have me going home with them.
Mother would be glad, they said.
I felt it, though I did not say so. How soundly I slept that night at the inn on the road! A little after sunset, on the third day, for we traveled slowly, we reached the woods which bordered Surrey, and soon came in sight of the sea encircling it like a crescent moon.
It was as if I saw the sea for the first time. A vague sense of its power surprised me; it seemed to express my melancholy.
As we approached the house, the orchard, and I saw Veronica's window, other feelings moved me.
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