Uncle Silas
Uncle Silas
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I hate that Pegtop: he stopped me o' riding the cows a year ago, he did. ' I thought Pegtop might have done worse. Indeed it was plain that a totalreformation was needed here; and I was glad to find that poor Milly seemedherself conscious of it; and that her resolution to become more like otherpeople of her station was not a mere spasm of mortification and jealousy, but a genuine and very zealous resolve.
I had not half seen this old house of Bartram-Haugh yet. At first, indeed, I had but an im...perfect idea of its extent. There was a range of rooms alongone side of the great gallery, with closed window-shutters, and the doorsgenerally locked. Old L'Amour grew cross when we went into them, althoughwe could see nothing; and Milly was afraid to open the windows--not thatany Bluebeard revelations were apprehended, but simply because she knewthat Uncle Silas's order was that things should be left undisturbed; andthis boisterous spirit stood in awe of him to a degree which his gentlemanners and apparent quietude rendered quite surprising.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hate that Pegtop: he stopped me o' riding the cows a year ago, he did. ' I thought Pegtop might have done worse. Indeed it was plain that a totalreformation was needed here; and I was glad to find that poor Milly seemedherself conscious of it; and that her resolution to become more like otherpeople of her station was not a mere spasm of mortification and jealousy, but a genuine and very zealous resolve.
I had not half seen this old house of Bartram-Haugh yet. At first, indeed, I had but an im...perfect idea of its extent. There was a range of rooms alongone side of the great gallery, with closed window-shutters, and the doorsgenerally locked. Old L'Amour grew cross when we went into them, althoughwe could see nothing; and Milly was afraid to open the windows--not thatany Bluebeard revelations were apprehended, but simply because she knewthat Uncle Silas's order was that things should be left undisturbed; andthis boisterous spirit stood in awe of him to a degree which his gentlemanners and apparent quietude rendered quite surprising.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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