True Womanhood: a Tale
True Womanhood: a Tale
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" " But everything may depend upon you." " Upon me, Sir ! — and how, pray ? " " You have not wholly misunderstood me, I am sure ; and yet I find it necessary to be Yerj plain with you." " If you please." " Well, then, as you are the only witness against your ande, if you withhold your testimony, they cannot convict him." This being suggested in a very low, quiet voice, Julia was not 188 TRUE WOMANHOOD.
much Startled at first ; but while she was weighing the matter^ and trying to understand it, ...she happened to lifl her ejes to his^ and straightway she began to falter and shrink ; and when she would have answered, her speech was inarticulate, and like that of a dreamer moaning in her sleep. At last, after two or three efforts, while he fixed upon her his large, deep, tranquil eyes, till she trembled all over, she said, — *^But how am I to withhold my testimony, if I am ques- tioned?" *' That will depend upon how you are questioned, and where^ and by whom. If you are once put upon the stand, it will be too late." ^ Upon the stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " But everything may depend upon you." " Upon me, Sir ! — and how, pray ? " " You have not wholly misunderstood me, I am sure ; and yet I find it necessary to be Yerj plain with you." " If you please." " Well, then, as you are the only witness against your ande, if you withhold your testimony, they cannot convict him." This being suggested in a very low, quiet voice, Julia was not 188 TRUE WOMANHOOD.
much Startled at first ; but while she was weighing the matter^ and trying to understand it, ...she happened to lifl her ejes to his^ and straightway she began to falter and shrink ; and when she would have answered, her speech was inarticulate, and like that of a dreamer moaning in her sleep. At last, after two or three efforts, while he fixed upon her his large, deep, tranquil eyes, till she trembled all over, she said, — *^But how am I to withhold my testimony, if I am ques- tioned?" *' That will depend upon how you are questioned, and where^ and by whom. If you are once put upon the stand, it will be too late." ^ Upon the stand.
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