A Monk of Cruta
A Monk of Cruta
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" " ' "It is not necessary, " I replied; " I shall toe at Oruta before you ! " 232 A MONK OF CRUTA " LATE THOU COMEST, CRUEL THOU HABT BEEN " " * I SPED through England and across the Continent southwards as fast as express train and steamer could carry me. Count Hirsfeld shared the special which carried me from our nearest country station to the Great Northern junction, from whence the Scotch mail bore us to London. Here we parted company, travell- ing the remainder of the way separately. On t...he evening of the second day, the steamer which I had hired at Palermo dropped anchor in the bay of Cruta, under the shadow of the grim, black castle; and a small rowing-boat landed me beneath the cliffs before night fell.
'"I made my way up the narrow, winding path alone, and passing across the paved courtyard, rang the hoarse, brazen bell at the principal entrance. A serv- ant, bearing a torch, had opened the door, and was beckoning me to follow him long before its echoes had died away.
" ' " Mademoiselle Irene !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " ' "It is not necessary, " I replied; " I shall toe at Oruta before you ! " 232 A MONK OF CRUTA " LATE THOU COMEST, CRUEL THOU HABT BEEN " " * I SPED through England and across the Continent southwards as fast as express train and steamer could carry me. Count Hirsfeld shared the special which carried me from our nearest country station to the Great Northern junction, from whence the Scotch mail bore us to London. Here we parted company, travell- ing the remainder of the way separately. On t...he evening of the second day, the steamer which I had hired at Palermo dropped anchor in the bay of Cruta, under the shadow of the grim, black castle; and a small rowing-boat landed me beneath the cliffs before night fell.
'"I made my way up the narrow, winding path alone, and passing across the paved courtyard, rang the hoarse, brazen bell at the principal entrance. A serv- ant, bearing a torch, had opened the door, and was beckoning me to follow him long before its echoes had died away.
" ' " Mademoiselle Irene !
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