The Southern Cross
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He turns and comes in front of the chair where Carter is concealed.
Winth. (stops with a great start, gazing at Carter). My God!
[Charlotte shrinks back, wild with terror. Hopkins turns at door.
Hop. (coming forward quickly). What is it?
[Carter rises from the chair, despairing, yet with simple dignity.
Carter. I surrender, sir!
Hop. Hillary! (He turns to Winthrop). It is-- Winth. The worst!
[Charlotte comes slowly before Winthrop. She is very white. She tries to speak, but her lips... give no sound. She comes nearer.
Char. My brother! In God's name what will you do? (Winthrop turnsaway). Speak! What will it mean?
Winth. (slowly, with a tremendous effort). That we-- Char. The worst!
Winth. The best that I can do.
Char. (a wild gleam of hope in her face). You will save him. Youcan do this for us; say he will live; we ask no more than that. Hislife--you hear--his life; give that to me!
Carter (gently putting his arm around her).
What to read after The Southern Cross?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He turns and comes in front of the chair where Carter is concealed.
Winth. (stops with a great start, gazing at Carter). My God!
[Charlotte shrinks back, wild with terror. Hopkins turns at door.
Hop. (coming forward quickly). What is it?
[Carter rises from the chair, despairing, yet with simple dignity.
Carter. I surrender, sir!
Hop. Hillary! (He turns to Winthrop). It is-- Winth. The worst!
[Charlotte comes slowly before Winthrop. She is very white. She tries to speak, but her lips... give no sound. She comes nearer.
Char. My brother! In God's name what will you do? (Winthrop turnsaway). Speak! What will it mean?
Winth. (slowly, with a tremendous effort). That we-- Char. The worst!
Winth. The best that I can do.
Char. (a wild gleam of hope in her face). You will save him. Youcan do this for us; say he will live; we ask no more than that. Hislife--you hear--his life; give that to me!
Carter (gently putting his arm around her).
What to read after The Southern Cross?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foxhall Daingerfield Jr to read onlineMoreLess
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