One of Our Conquerors — volume 4
One of Our Conquerors — volume 4
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On three occasions, that unhappy woman forgavehim. He is great at his oaths, and a big breaker of them. She walkedout one November afternoon and met him riding along with a notoriouscreature. You know there are bad women. They passed her, laughing. Andlook there, Nesta, see that groyne; that very one. ' Mrs. Marsett pointedher whip hard out. 'The poor lady went down from the height here; shewalked into that rough water look!--steadying herself along it, and sheplunged; she never came out alive.... A week after her burial, MajorWorrell--I 've told you enough. ' 'We 'll gallop now, ' said Nesta.
Mrs. Marsett's talk, her presence hardly less, affected the girl withthose intimations of tumult shown upon smooth waters when the greatelements are conspiring. She felt that there was a cause why she had topity, did pity her. It might be, that Captain Marsett wedded one who wasof inferior station, ' and his wife had to bear blows from cruel people. The supposition seemed probable. The girl accepted it; for beyond it, asthe gathering of the gale masked by hills, lay a brewing silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On three occasions, that unhappy woman forgavehim. He is great at his oaths, and a big breaker of them. She walkedout one November afternoon and met him riding along with a notoriouscreature. You know there are bad women. They passed her, laughing. Andlook there, Nesta, see that groyne; that very one. ' Mrs. Marsett pointedher whip hard out. 'The poor lady went down from the height here; shewalked into that rough water look!--steadying herself along it, and sheplunged; she never came out alive.... A week after her burial, MajorWorrell--I 've told you enough. ' 'We 'll gallop now, ' said Nesta.
Mrs. Marsett's talk, her presence hardly less, affected the girl withthose intimations of tumult shown upon smooth waters when the greatelements are conspiring. She felt that there was a cause why she had topity, did pity her. It might be, that Captain Marsett wedded one who wasof inferior station, ' and his wife had to bear blows from cruel people. The supposition seemed probable. The girl accepted it; for beyond it, asthe gathering of the gale masked by hills, lay a brewing silence.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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