Dallas Galbraith
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While he was searching he heard steps approaching, and a gray-headed old gen- tleman, his overcoat tightly buttoned over his spare chest, came out from the forest, his thin &ce flushed and anxious.
"You frightened me greatly, Nora," he said, gently, not heeding the man.
Dallas stood up, and, bowing, looked him directly in the face. His grand- fether's eyes would doubtless be more vigilant and suspicious than this young girl's. If he was to be dragged back again into that old slough of disgrace,... so be it ! He had thought over his whole life coolly in the last two weeks : there was no way while he lived of prov- ing his innocence of that crime of Lad- doun's for which he had suffered the penalty, and he had come to regard it as he might a leprous taint which chance had left on him, and which no virtue or effort of his own would affect It was the unrighteous, damned spot that would not out.
It would be but natural and right if the old man would bid him begone from the girl's presence. Again he waited in silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While he was searching he heard steps approaching, and a gray-headed old gen- tleman, his overcoat tightly buttoned over his spare chest, came out from the forest, his thin &ce flushed and anxious.
"You frightened me greatly, Nora," he said, gently, not heeding the man.
Dallas stood up, and, bowing, looked him directly in the face. His grand- fether's eyes would doubtless be more vigilant and suspicious than this young girl's. If he was to be dragged back again into that old slough of disgrace,... so be it ! He had thought over his whole life coolly in the last two weeks : there was no way while he lived of prov- ing his innocence of that crime of Lad- doun's for which he had suffered the penalty, and he had come to regard it as he might a leprous taint which chance had left on him, and which no virtue or effort of his own would affect It was the unrighteous, damned spot that would not out.
It would be but natural and right if the old man would bid him begone from the girl's presence. Again he waited in silence.
What to read after Dallas Galbraith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Rebecca Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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