Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, volume 62, No. 382, October 1847
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, volume 62, No. 382, October 1847
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"What do you here, murderer?" she cried, in clear and thrilling tones. "You sought a lover; you find a wounded and helpless man. Begone! Fearyou not lest the wound break out afresh at your presence? Are you notsick of bloodshed? Do you come as an assassin?" The young girl accentuated the last word in so singular a manner, andaccompanied it with so piercing and terrible a look, that Juancho wasembarrassed, reddened, turned pale, and the ferocity of his countenancewas exchanged for an expression ...of uneasiness. After a pause, he spokein a choked and faltering voice.
"Swear, by the relics of Monte Sagrado, and by the image of the Virgindel Pilar, by your dead father, and your sainted mother, that you do notlove this man, and I instantly depart. " Andr
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What do you here, murderer?" she cried, in clear and thrilling tones. "You sought a lover; you find a wounded and helpless man. Begone! Fearyou not lest the wound break out afresh at your presence? Are you notsick of bloodshed? Do you come as an assassin?" The young girl accentuated the last word in so singular a manner, andaccompanied it with so piercing and terrible a look, that Juancho wasembarrassed, reddened, turned pale, and the ferocity of his countenancewas exchanged for an expression ...of uneasiness. After a pause, he spokein a choked and faltering voice.
"Swear, by the relics of Monte Sagrado, and by the image of the Virgindel Pilar, by your dead father, and your sainted mother, that you do notlove this man, and I instantly depart. " Andr
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