Lochandhu : a Tale of the Eighteenth Century 3
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197 would be safe from the taunts and insults of the vulgar world. My worst crime was known but to two in this country. — No, no," continued she, after a pause, " it cannot be. One of these has fallen by the hand of the other, without any fresh guilt to me, and the arch-fiend Antonio, is by this time himself unconscious. How long have my life and reputation hung trembling be- neath his threats, ready to be blasted at every moment by the breath of his malignity. But I trust that, ere this, his v...enomous tongue is put to sleep, by a poison yet more potent than its own ; and then, — pooh ! he died by his own hand.
— A felon flying from the messengers of justice, by whom he was pursued for a double murder, and the pitiful robbery of a horse ! — 'Twas most ex- cellent ! — Yet who can have known as much as this paper hints at ? Antonio, however vacillat- ing, cannot but have been faithful as yet. But his assistant, — I have but too much reason to think that he may have proved treacherous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
197 would be safe from the taunts and insults of the vulgar world. My worst crime was known but to two in this country. — No, no," continued she, after a pause, " it cannot be. One of these has fallen by the hand of the other, without any fresh guilt to me, and the arch-fiend Antonio, is by this time himself unconscious. How long have my life and reputation hung trembling be- neath his threats, ready to be blasted at every moment by the breath of his malignity. But I trust that, ere this, his v...enomous tongue is put to sleep, by a poison yet more potent than its own ; and then, — pooh ! he died by his own hand.
— A felon flying from the messengers of justice, by whom he was pursued for a double murder, and the pitiful robbery of a horse ! — 'Twas most ex- cellent ! — Yet who can have known as much as this paper hints at ? Antonio, however vacillat- ing, cannot but have been faithful as yet. But his assistant, — I have but too much reason to think that he may have proved treacherous.
What to read after Lochandhu : a Tale of the Eighteenth Century 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lauder, Thomas Dick, Sir, 1784-1848 to read onlineMoreLess
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