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ed her son as he ate. `Cannot you describe her? I am sure she is very pretty, Angel.' `Of that there can be no question,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]!' he said, with a zest which covered its bitterness. `And that she is pure and virtuous goes without question?' `Pure and virtuous, of course,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], she is.' `I can see her quite distinctly. You said the other day that she was fine in figure; roundly built; had deep red lips like Cupid's bow; dark eyelashes and brows, an immense rope of hair like a ship's cable; and large eyes violety-bluey-blackish.' `I did, mother.' `I quite see her. And living in such seclusion she naturally had scarce ever seen any young man from the world without till she saw you. `Scarcely.' `You were her first love?' `Of course.' `There are worse wives than these simple, rosy-mouthed, robust girls of the farm. Certainly I could have wished - well, since my son is to be an agriculturist, it is perhaps but proper that his wife should have been accustomed to an outdoor life.' His father was less inquisitive; but when the time came for the chapter from the Bible which was always read before evening prayers, the Vicar observed to Mrs Clare-- `I think, since Angel has come,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], that it will be more appropriate to read the thirty-first of Proverbs than the chapter which we should have had in the usual course of our reading?' `Yes, certainly,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],' said Mrs Clare. `The words of King Lemuel' (she could cite chapter and verse as well as her husband).'My dear son, your father has decided to read us the chapter
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