A Bankrupt Heart 1
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It is so very, very hard to part with you thus.' But when her little outburst was over, Nell dried her eyes, and crept softly down- stairs. It was dark by this time ; the ser- vants were making merry over their supper in the hall ; and the crowds, not having yet 1 1 8 A Bankrupt Heart.
issued from the theatres, the streets were comparatively free. Nell walked straight but steadily through Piccadilly and the Strand till she came to Waterloo Street. She was dressed so quietly and walking so delib...erately that a stranger might have thought she was going to see a friend ; certainly no one would have dreamt of the fire of passion that was raging in her breast. No one looked round at her — not an official of the law asked her business, or followed in her track. She even turned to cross Waterloo Bridge without ex- citing any suspicion in the bystanders. Why should she not be a peaceful citizen like the rest of them, bent on a common errand ?
Had it been later at night, it might have been different.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is so very, very hard to part with you thus.' But when her little outburst was over, Nell dried her eyes, and crept softly down- stairs. It was dark by this time ; the ser- vants were making merry over their supper in the hall ; and the crowds, not having yet 1 1 8 A Bankrupt Heart.
issued from the theatres, the streets were comparatively free. Nell walked straight but steadily through Piccadilly and the Strand till she came to Waterloo Street. She was dressed so quietly and walking so delib...erately that a stranger might have thought she was going to see a friend ; certainly no one would have dreamt of the fire of passion that was raging in her breast. No one looked round at her — not an official of the law asked her business, or followed in her track. She even turned to cross Waterloo Bridge without ex- citing any suspicion in the bystanders. Why should she not be a peaceful citizen like the rest of them, bent on a common errand ?
Had it been later at night, it might have been different.
What to read after A Bankrupt Heart 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat, Florence, 1837-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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