Daisy Burns (Volume 2) by Julia Kavanagh

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Julia Kavanagh (1824-1877), Daisy Burns (1853), volume 2, Tauchnitz edition

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COLLECTION

BRITISH AUTHORS.

VOL. CCLXIV.

DAISY BURNS BY JULIA KAVANAGH.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

TAUCHNITZ EDITION

By the same Author,

NATHALIE 2 vols.

GRACE LEE 2 vols.

RACHEL GRAY 1 vol.

ADELE 2 vols.

A SUMMER AND WINTER IN THE TOW SICILES 2 vols.

SEVEN YEARS AND OTHER TALES 2 vols.

FRENCH WOMEN OF LETTERS 1 vol.

ENGLISH WOMEN OF LETTERS 1 vol.

QUEEN MAB 2 vols.

BEATRICE 2 vols.

SYBIL'S SECOND LOVE

DORA 2 vols.

SILVIA 2 vols.

BESSIE 2 vols.

JOHN DORRIEN 2 vols.

DAISY BURNS;

A TALE

JULIA KAVANAGH,

AUTHOR OF "NATHALIE."

_COPYRIGHT EDITION_.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

LEIPZIG

BERNHARDT TAUCHNITZ

1853.

JULIA KAVANAGH

DAISY BURNS.

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1: Daisy Burns (Volume 2) by Julia Kavanagh
2: Never treacherous without a purpose
3: I never saw her after her parting from Cornelius
4: Quietly replied Morton Smalley
5: Smalley deserved a better wife
6: But nine struck and Cornelius came not back
7: Kate had never uttered one word of reproof
8: You are as good as the adopted child of Cornelius
9: Cornelius looked uncomfortable
10: Cornelius looked almost ludicrously perplexed
11: Cornelius said perhaps it was not
12: And said bluntly Cornelius
13: And never would if Midge had not found it out
14: With this she began talking to Cornelius of his journey
15: Asked Cornelius giving me a curious look
16: Cornelius drew me to that dim light
17: And Cornelius carried me to Ryde
18: Do not be always thinking of Cornelius
19: But whereas the absence of Cornelius
20: There were pleasant walks about Leigh
21: That innocence and peace dwell not here
22: Varied by the letters of Cornelius
23: Miss Murray produced her handkerchief
24: We met to talk of Dash at first
25: I had often spoken to him of Cornelius
26: Provided Cornelius comes back to us
27: And twining my arms around the neck of Cornelius
28: Cornelius questioned me concerning my studies
29: What will Cornelius care about all this
30: Tell me all about your pictures and your painting
31: Mary Stuart died in a velvet robe
32: Cornelius rose and put away the portfolio
33: Why don't you like Mary Stuart
34: Cornelius stroked his chin and looked puzzled
35: In order not to keep Cornelius waiting
36: And now lay thickly strewn about the beach
37: And was laughing down at Cornelius
38: Yet Cornelius seemed to like those green slopes
39: When I went out walking with Cornelius
40: It was delightful to know that Cornelius was come back
41: You look like a young sybil just now
42: And said This is not Aberfeldy
43: Cornelius gave them a stealthy look
44: And Cornelius laughing at the extent of her preparations
45: And again go out walking with Cornelius
46: But you could not know Kate would send me
47: Though Cornelius went out sketching daily
48: Cornelius quietly brought in my work basket and work box
49: I am so glad you are not offended
50: I remembered the Greek's meditating muse
51: Provided it be with Cornelius
52: Cornelius looked engrossed and delighted
53: I do not care one pin for fame
54: And turning round on Cornelius
55: The first must be Cornelius or Kate
56: Exclaimed Cornelius a little desperately
57: Cornelius looked thunder struck
58: Cornelius turned a little pale
59: When Cornelius asked what ailed me
60: Almost angrily interrupted Cornelius
61: Then it was you I took for Cornelius
62: I turned round it was Cornelius
63: And hastened away to join Cornelius
64: Said in a low tone Cornelius
65: In a faltering tone Cornelius
66: What can you mean by kneeling to me
67: Then Cornelius said He is your friend
68: And allow Cornelius to remain and keep me company
69: I sat to Cornelius as usual on the following day
70: Dreading to meet the glance of Cornelius
71: Partly because I had met the look of Cornelius
72: For awhile Cornelius let me weep
73: Cornelius heard me with an attentive look
74: You spoke of Spain the other evening
75: Cornelius sat reading the newspaper by the table
76: And ran out to join Cornelius in the garden
77: The same clear stream flowing on
78: He echoed in an impatient and irritated tone
79: I was sitting by Cornelius with my hand in his
80: To the fulfilment of which I pledged my word that word
81: I will let it be said of Cornelius O'Reilly
82: But your affection is disinterested
83: Cornelius watched me silently
84: And laying my head on the shoulder of Cornelius
85: When Cornelius knocked at the door
86: Thornton reclined back in his chair
87: There is a pretty picture for Cornelius
88: Thornton I had formerly mistaken for Cornelius
89: Gravely observed Edward Thornton
90: I find Miss Burns much altered
91: And we entered Thornton House
92: Thornton thus summoned from his cloud
93: Thornton may be smoothed down
94: And handed me the mineralogical treatise
95: But at home I am always called Daisy
96: Unsophisticated tastes but her heart was bound to Holywell
97: But I am determined Cornelius
98: Cornelius insisted on making me accompany him at once
99: Edward Thornton remained at home
100: And looked over the contents of the portfolio
101: Thornton appeared in the aperture
102: And persist in seeking out Cornelius
103: Thornton was suddenly called away on business
104: They are merely about mineralogy
105: And when he laid down his glass
106: Thornton projected his nether lip
107: That friend of yours has not yet left Leigh
108: He had again clasped his arms around me
109: Which Cornelius did not seem to relish
110: And left Cornelius to bid him adieu
111: Cornelius seemed quite gay again
112: But Cornelius remained quite grave
113: When Cornelius took me out in the evening
114: Cornelius began by buying me a beautiful
115: Smalley made a little paternal apology
116: At that very moment Cornelius entered
117: I was to let Cornelius be civil to me
118: Signor Armari was pre eminently so
119: Schwab will smoke you to death
120: Instead of abusing that unfortunate Schwab
121: In the tone of Caesar's 'Et tu Brute' Schwab
122: Impatiently interrupted Cornelius
123: Secure of his fondness and affection
124: Cornelius had made me put down my work
125: And now it is the stone of Sisyphus
126: Cornelius took me in his arms and kissed me
127: Cornelius asked if I would not take a walk
128: I thought at once of Cornelius
129: Langton and this place will suit one another so well
130: I came upon Cornelius suddenly
131: I knew that the pictures of Cornelius were accepted
132: The pictures of Cornelius poor
133: Langton flushed up like a rose
134: Confidentially observed Edward Thornton
135: Langton look at us over her shoulder in silent scorn
136: Still talking of Captain Craik
137: Langton with a sceptical smile
138: Langton gave me another mistrustful look
139: Langton seemed to call me back
140: Trees tossed about their dark boughs
141: This sound of water faintly flowing
142: If rivers had flowed across the path
143: It is Cornelius going up stairs
144: Is Cornelius anything so near to you as he is to me
145: Cornelius had forsaken me cruelly
146: Kate says you are to be years away is it true
147: And gazing at him through gathering tears Cornelius
148: You know well enough I cannot bear your anger
149: After all but promising to stay
150: Vehemently exclaimed Cornelius
151: And now the storm had suddenly wakened
152: And said Cornelius wants to speak to you
153: I could not restrain my tears
154: There was fever in his accent
155: Is more than Cornelius O'Reilly can tell
156: Cornelius suddenly stopped short
157: And what have peonies to do with our discourse
158: But I know that Kate was radiant
159: Why should I not go via Thornton House
160: I hoped to dwell for ever with Cornelius
161: But Cornelius and I do not mind
162: Day Cornelius replaced by next day