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Delilah of the Snows
Harold Bindloss
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"I am disappointed," she said.
Coulthurst raised his hand in protest. "It is very good of you to say so, but, while she is my daughter and I am naturally a trifle proud of her, the advantages would in one sense have been so much in her favour——"
"I don't think you apprehend me. These affairs seldom fall out as one would wish them, which is, perhaps, now and then fortunate for all concerned. It is Grace I am disappointed with."
Coulthurst smiled somewhat grimly. "I'm by no means sure that I do understand, but one thing, at least, is plain: she has made her own choice and must abide by it."
It was ten minutes later, and Mrs. Esmond had left him, when he came upon Grace sitting where a shrubbery swept round a bend of the lawn. She looked at him deprecatingly.
[Pg 47]"I am very sorry—but it was out of the question—quite," she said.
Coulthurst made a little gestu. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
Well, this was fun. A bit like James Oliver Curwood, but without quite so much of the adolescent male fantasy. But, we do have manly men in the great north woods. In this case, they were in Alberta and were gold miners. It was particularly fun because it came out the year after my father was born. S
Set in Northern Canada, this book follows the life of young Englishman Walter Ingleby and his friends Tom and Hetty Leger, who are brother and sister. Ingleby is strongly attracted to Grace Coulturst, an aristocratic young woman who seems out of his reach in the strict class system he is trapped in.