A Romance of Exmoor by R. D. Blackmore]@TWC D-Link book A Romance of Exmoor 19/19 Therefore now my only chance of seeing Lorna, before I went, lay in watching from the cliff and espying her, or a signal from her. But though I lay hidden behind the trees upon the crest of the stony fall, and waited so quiet that the rabbits and squirrels played around me, and even the keen-eyed weasel took me for a trunk of wood--it was all as one; no cast of colour changed the white stone, whose whiteness now was hateful to me; nor did wreath or skirt of maiden break the loneliness of the vale.. |