Salt Lake a Novel
Salt Lake a Novel
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"Lost! Lost!" cried Coriolan.
"Never more see St. Louis and the Mis- souri!" "Never more see th' Gasconnade and the blue lanterns!" "Missus, too, lost, lost!" Lost, lost, lost!
That terrible word, dinned, hooted into his ears by the negroes, rang out tragically as Pere d'Exiles gazed at his small parcels bound with string. He endured a second of atrocious agony.
"Oh, God!" he muttered.
Then he pictured Annabel's unfriendly lips, and the minister's honeyed smile.
"No, no!" he cried.
The six hand...kerchiefs were piled on a cor- ner of the table. He saw them. He heard the negroes' redoubled sobs.
"Pride, always Pride!" he thought with horror. "Ah! I am unworthy!" He seized the maid by the wrists and raised her to her feet.
"Rose, " he said, "Rose, where is your mis- tress?" i 7 8 SALT LAKE She could not speak. It was Coriolan who answered.
"Down stairs. Still with the preacher in the long-tailed coat. " "Well, will one of you go and tell her, go and tell her . . . " "What?" they cried in chorus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Lost! Lost!" cried Coriolan.
"Never more see St. Louis and the Mis- souri!" "Never more see th' Gasconnade and the blue lanterns!" "Missus, too, lost, lost!" Lost, lost, lost!
That terrible word, dinned, hooted into his ears by the negroes, rang out tragically as Pere d'Exiles gazed at his small parcels bound with string. He endured a second of atrocious agony.
"Oh, God!" he muttered.
Then he pictured Annabel's unfriendly lips, and the minister's honeyed smile.
"No, no!" he cried.
The six hand...kerchiefs were piled on a cor- ner of the table. He saw them. He heard the negroes' redoubled sobs.
"Pride, always Pride!" he thought with horror. "Ah! I am unworthy!" He seized the maid by the wrists and raised her to her feet.
"Rose, " he said, "Rose, where is your mis- tress?" i 7 8 SALT LAKE She could not speak. It was Coriolan who answered.
"Down stairs. Still with the preacher in the long-tailed coat. " "Well, will one of you go and tell her, go and tell her . . . " "What?" they cried in chorus.
What to read after Salt Lake a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beno?it Pierre to read onlineMoreLess
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