My Young Alcides
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" (This would be going to the "Boar, " the very place to meet these men. ) "Oh no! please don't. I should like the walk with you. " "I can't go home yet. I have something to do. I must make up thesebooks. " "But why? There can't be any haste. " "Yes. I shall put them into Yolland's hands and go by the next mail. " "Harold! You promised to stay till Eustace was in good hands. " He laughed harshly. "You have learnt what my promise is worth!" "Oh Harold! don't. You were cheated and betrayed. They ...took a wickedadvantage of you. " "I knew what I was about, " he said, with the same grim laugh at myfolly. "What is a man worth who has lost his self-command?" "He may regain it, " I gasped out, for his look and manner frightened medreadfully.
He made an inarticulate sound of scorn, but, seeing perhaps thedistress in my face, he added more gently, "No, Lucy, this is reallybest; I am not fit to be with you. I have broken my word of honour, and lost all that these months had gained. I should only drag Eustacedown if I stayed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (This would be going to the "Boar, " the very place to meet these men. ) "Oh no! please don't. I should like the walk with you. " "I can't go home yet. I have something to do. I must make up thesebooks. " "But why? There can't be any haste. " "Yes. I shall put them into Yolland's hands and go by the next mail. " "Harold! You promised to stay till Eustace was in good hands. " He laughed harshly. "You have learnt what my promise is worth!" "Oh Harold! don't. You were cheated and betrayed. They ...took a wickedadvantage of you. " "I knew what I was about, " he said, with the same grim laugh at myfolly. "What is a man worth who has lost his self-command?" "He may regain it, " I gasped out, for his look and manner frightened medreadfully.
He made an inarticulate sound of scorn, but, seeing perhaps thedistress in my face, he added more gently, "No, Lucy, this is reallybest; I am not fit to be with you. I have broken my word of honour, and lost all that these months had gained. I should only drag Eustacedown if I stayed.
What to read after My Young Alcides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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