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" "And she bade you come and see for yourself. What meaning is there inthat?" asked Winnie; for surely such an act would go to prove herinnocence. " "If Mrs. Santon can stoop to the deed, which fortunately has beendisclosed in time to prevent the affair from coming to Miss Grosvenor'sknowledge, she would not hesitate to do a meaner thing, favorable to thefurtherance of her plans; and it is my opinion there is more to belearned in regard to this matter. I will foil her by following her ownadvice..., and at the appointed hour will station myself as desired, not asa spy upon her ways, but that I may sift this affair to the bottom. " Accordingly, at the hour which Mrs. Santon had mentioned, Mr. Delwood'ssummons were answered by the mistress of the mansion in person, whosmilingly drew him to the conservatory, which overlooked thedrawing-room, where he could, unobserved by any one, notice everymovement of her whose very being was dearer than his own. Natalie wasperforming his favorite air, and as he listened, he gradually lost sightof the object of his visit, --engulfed in the ocean of bliss which herimpassioned tones had spread before him, when he was recalled to a senseof outward circumstances by the voice of the Signor, who, as thebird-like trill of her voice died away, sprang to his feet, and in avoice hoarse with passion, exclaimed, --"Never!" and was about to leavethe house, when Delwood intercepted him in the hall, and taking him bythe collar, demanded to know the cause of his strange conduct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "And she bade you come and see for yourself. What meaning is there inthat?" asked Winnie; for surely such an act would go to prove herinnocence. " "If Mrs. Santon can stoop to the deed, which fortunately has beendisclosed in time to prevent the affair from coming to Miss Grosvenor'sknowledge, she would not hesitate to do a meaner thing, favorable to thefurtherance of her plans; and it is my opinion there is more to belearned in regard to this matter. I will foil her by following her ownadvice..., and at the appointed hour will station myself as desired, not asa spy upon her ways, but that I may sift this affair to the bottom. " Accordingly, at the hour which Mrs. Santon had mentioned, Mr. Delwood'ssummons were answered by the mistress of the mansion in person, whosmilingly drew him to the conservatory, which overlooked thedrawing-room, where he could, unobserved by any one, notice everymovement of her whose very being was dearer than his own. Natalie wasperforming his favorite air, and as he listened, he gradually lost sightof the object of his visit, --engulfed in the ocean of bliss which herimpassioned tones had spread before him, when he was recalled to a senseof outward circumstances by the voice of the Signor, who, as thebird-like trill of her voice died away, sprang to his feet, and in avoice hoarse with passion, exclaimed, --"Never!" and was about to leavethe house, when Delwood intercepted him in the hall, and taking him bythe collar, demanded to know the cause of his strange conduct.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vale Ferna to read onlineMoreLess
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