The Double Duel Or Hoboken volume 1
The Double Duel Or Hoboken volume 1
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" Another knock was heard. It was Mr. Elton. He was pale as death.
" You know the worst, then, " said Mrs. Lennox, wildly.
" Yes, yes ; I heard it at the Wharf. " " Heaven have mercy on us!" said Mary..
" Heaven have mercy on him ! " said Mrs. Lennox, with ashy cheeks -and qui- vering lips. " I could have borne any calamity rather than this. " THE DOUBLE DUEL. 137 " He fell at the third fire, " said Elton, " and never breathed again. " "Who fell?" said Ernest. " Frank ; poor, poor Frank. " The ...wild shriek of utter horror which this intelligence produced from Mrs. Len- nox, and which showed how little she knew the strength of her feelings, was scarcely attended to in the general tumult of grief it occasioned. Mary threw her- self into the arms of her friend, and Mrs. Lennox upon the bosom of her husband, as if for protection against the awful scene which was to follow. The servants wept aloud, and wrung their hands. Cries of despair, and half-uttered prayers, were heard.
" He is gone. He is dead my son !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Another knock was heard. It was Mr. Elton. He was pale as death.
" You know the worst, then, " said Mrs. Lennox, wildly.
" Yes, yes ; I heard it at the Wharf. " " Heaven have mercy on us!" said Mary..
" Heaven have mercy on him ! " said Mrs. Lennox, with ashy cheeks -and qui- vering lips. " I could have borne any calamity rather than this. " THE DOUBLE DUEL. 137 " He fell at the third fire, " said Elton, " and never breathed again. " "Who fell?" said Ernest. " Frank ; poor, poor Frank. " The ...wild shriek of utter horror which this intelligence produced from Mrs. Len- nox, and which showed how little she knew the strength of her feelings, was scarcely attended to in the general tumult of grief it occasioned. Mary threw her- self into the arms of her friend, and Mrs. Lennox upon the bosom of her husband, as if for protection against the awful scene which was to follow. The servants wept aloud, and wrung their hands. Cries of despair, and half-uttered prayers, were heard.
" He is gone. He is dead my son !
What to read after The Double Duel Or Hoboken volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore S Theodore Sedgwick Fay to read onlineMoreLess
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