Mystery And Confidence: a Tale 2
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Oh, my Lord^ we came here for a book, and not — -" *' Peace^ peace!" sternly interrupted St. Aubyn: *' I will not hear a word.
Is she dead ?" " Oh, Lord, I hope not ! How can your Lordship talk so shockingly? Oh, Mrs. Birtley, for God's sake help my Lady — call assistance !" Between them they raised her: for Charles, confounded, shocked, and half distracted, dared not^ and St. Aubyn, gloomy, cold, and stern, would not as- sist her. At length returning life man- tled on her cheek, and her first ...incohe- rent words were, ** St. Aubyn, dear St.
Aubyn, save me !" St. Aubyn, somewhat calmer, and \66 MYSTERY fearing he might have been too rash^ struggled with the jealous pangs which rent his heart, and approaching her, said, '' How is it, Ellen — are you better?'* " Yes, better, my love ; but sick^ oh,, sick at heart!" " Compose yourself; all is well." A little revived, she looked up, but was too languid to discern the expression of his countenance, which contradicted the kindness of his words ; for St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, my Lord^ we came here for a book, and not — -" *' Peace^ peace!" sternly interrupted St. Aubyn: *' I will not hear a word.
Is she dead ?" " Oh, Lord, I hope not ! How can your Lordship talk so shockingly? Oh, Mrs. Birtley, for God's sake help my Lady — call assistance !" Between them they raised her: for Charles, confounded, shocked, and half distracted, dared not^ and St. Aubyn, gloomy, cold, and stern, would not as- sist her. At length returning life man- tled on her cheek, and her first ...incohe- rent words were, ** St. Aubyn, dear St.
Aubyn, save me !" St. Aubyn, somewhat calmer, and \66 MYSTERY fearing he might have been too rash^ struggled with the jealous pangs which rent his heart, and approaching her, said, '' How is it, Ellen — are you better?'* " Yes, better, my love ; but sick^ oh,, sick at heart!" " Compose yourself; all is well." A little revived, she looked up, but was too languid to discern the expression of his countenance, which contradicted the kindness of his words ; for St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pinchard, Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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