A Fair Saxon: a Novel
A Fair Saxon: a Novel
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**I have to leave town this evening for a few days,** said Tyrone, hastily. ** I hope I may be allowed to visit the young ladies when I come back.** He said to hinusel^ " Perhaps the better word would be, if I come back." An unconquerable instinct or impulse compelled Carpen- ter to put out his hand. Tyrone gave it a frank and manly grip, and the two conspirators understood each other.
There were tears in the elderly man's eyes ; he winked and blinked in the sunshine as he stood at the door, an...d looked after Tyrone, who hurried away.
Tyrone went on with a heavy heart and a r^narkably light pursa He had, as we know, drawn three hundred pounds from Mr. Aspar a few days before, and the remains of this sum was now all his stock .in hand. But he was not thinking about that ; nor was he thinking now of the expedition he had to take. Its danger in nowise aflected him. Tyrone had that vigorous, vital nature which makes men sceptical of death. Although he had mentally cor- rected himself a few moments before when he spoke too con- fidently of his return, he had really no more faith in the posr sibility of his being killed than he had in the extinction of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
**I have to leave town this evening for a few days,** said Tyrone, hastily. ** I hope I may be allowed to visit the young ladies when I come back.** He said to hinusel^ " Perhaps the better word would be, if I come back." An unconquerable instinct or impulse compelled Carpen- ter to put out his hand. Tyrone gave it a frank and manly grip, and the two conspirators understood each other.
There were tears in the elderly man's eyes ; he winked and blinked in the sunshine as he stood at the door, an...d looked after Tyrone, who hurried away.
Tyrone went on with a heavy heart and a r^narkably light pursa He had, as we know, drawn three hundred pounds from Mr. Aspar a few days before, and the remains of this sum was now all his stock .in hand. But he was not thinking about that ; nor was he thinking now of the expedition he had to take. Its danger in nowise aflected him. Tyrone had that vigorous, vital nature which makes men sceptical of death. Although he had mentally cor- rected himself a few moments before when he spoke too con- fidently of his return, he had really no more faith in the posr sibility of his being killed than he had in the extinction of the world.
What to read after A Fair Saxon: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccarthy Justin to read onlineMoreLess
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