The Fate of Fenella;
The Fate of Fenella;
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When he came back Castleton saw that his eyes were wet. With what cheerfulness he could assume, he answered : " On that very night I had made up my mind to try to win back my wife's love. I wrote a letter to her, a letter in which 1 poured out my whole soul, and I left my room to put it under her door, so that she would get it in the morning.
But " — here he paused, and then said, slowly, " but when in the corridor, I saw her door open, and at the same moment De Miirger appeared." " Did she see...m surprised ? " " Not at first. But a moment after a look of amazement crossed her face, and she stepped back into the room, he following her." As he said this he put his head between his hands and groaned.
" And then ? " added his friend.
" And then I hardly know what happened. My mind seems full of a dim memory of a blank ex- istence, and then a series of wild whirling thoughts, something like that last moment after death in Wiertz's picture. I think I must have slept, for it was two o'clock when I saw Fenella, and the clock was striking five when I crossed the bridge after I had left the hotel." Digitized by Google BRAM STOKER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he came back Castleton saw that his eyes were wet. With what cheerfulness he could assume, he answered : " On that very night I had made up my mind to try to win back my wife's love. I wrote a letter to her, a letter in which 1 poured out my whole soul, and I left my room to put it under her door, so that she would get it in the morning.
But " — here he paused, and then said, slowly, " but when in the corridor, I saw her door open, and at the same moment De Miirger appeared." " Did she see...m surprised ? " " Not at first. But a moment after a look of amazement crossed her face, and she stepped back into the room, he following her." As he said this he put his head between his hands and groaned.
" And then ? " added his friend.
" And then I hardly know what happened. My mind seems full of a dim memory of a blank ex- istence, and then a series of wild whirling thoughts, something like that last moment after death in Wiertz's picture. I think I must have slept, for it was two o'clock when I saw Fenella, and the clock was striking five when I crossed the bridge after I had left the hotel." Digitized by Google BRAM STOKER.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Helen Mathers to read onlineMoreLess
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