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It was on his progress to Frankheiin, that the shrieks of the alarmed Blanche had sum- moned him to her assistance. On his arri- val with her at the castle, immediately all was anxiety and confusion : but it was soon ascertained, that she had received no wound, though some time elapsed, before she could recollect herself suiHciently to give an ac- count of what had happened. Even then, her narrative was greatly confused : alarm and anxiety to escape had prevented her from hearing much of Vvhat ...the maniac ad* dressed to her. She could only relate, that a youth (whom she remembered to have seen tvvice before, and who had confest hinnpself to be a Frankheimer) had surprized her among the rocks ; had accosted her with much violence and passion, frequently men- tioning the word — " death" — and (as she believed) had told her, " that her hour was come,'* She was however quite certain, that BlJl^JCHE AND OSBRIGHT. 14- 1 he accused her of having attempted 'Ho plunge dagger in his heart ;" had threatened " to make her a Saint in Heaven,*' and had drawn his sword to put his threats in execu- tion ; at which she had fled, still pursued by him, till her strength failed her, and she sank on the earth before him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was on his progress to Frankheiin, that the shrieks of the alarmed Blanche had sum- moned him to her assistance. On his arri- val with her at the castle, immediately all was anxiety and confusion : but it was soon ascertained, that she had received no wound, though some time elapsed, before she could recollect herself suiHciently to give an ac- count of what had happened. Even then, her narrative was greatly confused : alarm and anxiety to escape had prevented her from hearing much of Vvhat ...the maniac ad* dressed to her. She could only relate, that a youth (whom she remembered to have seen tvvice before, and who had confest hinnpself to be a Frankheimer) had surprized her among the rocks ; had accosted her with much violence and passion, frequently men- tioning the word — " death" — and (as she believed) had told her, " that her hour was come,'* She was however quite certain, that BlJl^JCHE AND OSBRIGHT. 14- 1 he accused her of having attempted 'Ho plunge dagger in his heart ;" had threatened " to make her a Saint in Heaven,*' and had drawn his sword to put his threats in execu- tion ; at which she had fled, still pursued by him, till her strength failed her, and she sank on the earth before him.
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