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Tom, am I going to die? And when in answer he could only look at her sad eyes, she said:
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I am not sorry. It will be better for you and everyone; and you will not blame me because I could not make your life more happy for you--it was all a misfortune, my coming to this country.
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Coquette, Coquette, he said, beside himself with grief,
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So near--so near! And I cannot go with her, too!
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Lorna Doone, he was educated at Blundell's School, Tiverton. An early marriage with a beautiful Portuguese girl, and a long illness, forced him to live for some years in hard and narrow circumstances. Happily, in 1860, he came, unexpectedly, into a considerable fortune. Settling down at Teddington, he divided his life between the delights of gardening and the pleasures of literature; cultivating his vines, peaches, nectarines, pears, and strawberries, and writing, first, sensational stories, and then historical romances. In 1869, with his third attempt in fiction,
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Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor, he suddenly became famous as a novelist, and acted as the pioneer of the new romantic movement in fiction which R. L. Stevenson and other brilliant writers afterwards carried on. Lorna Doone is the most famous of his heroines, but in
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Cradock Nowell, a fine tale of the New Forest, in
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Alice Lorraine, a story of the South Downs, and in
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The Maid of Sker,