A Marriage Under the Terror
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"Yes, to be sure, he was a friend of yours, and it is bad news. Ah, he 's dead, there 's no doubt of that. I saw it with my own eyes. He had been ill, and could hardly mount the steps; but in the end he smiled and waved his hand, and went off as bravely as the best of them. It is a pity, but he offended Th^r^se, and she is a devil. I told her so; I said to her, 'Th^r^se, I think you are a devil, ' and she only laughed. " Dangeau could see that laugh, — red, red lips, and white, even teeth, and ...all the while lips that had kissed hers livid, dabbled with blood. Oh, horrible! Poor Cl^ry, poor Edmond!
He gave a great shudder and forced his thoughts away from the vision they had evoked, but he sought voice twice before he could say : "All else are well?" She looked sullen again, and shrugged her shoulders.
"Ma foi. Citizen, Paris does not stand still. " He bit his lip.
"But here, in this house?" " I am well, I have said so before. " He turned as if to go.
"And the Citoyenne Roche?" He had his voice in hand now, and the question had a careless ring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Yes, to be sure, he was a friend of yours, and it is bad news. Ah, he 's dead, there 's no doubt of that. I saw it with my own eyes. He had been ill, and could hardly mount the steps; but in the end he smiled and waved his hand, and went off as bravely as the best of them. It is a pity, but he offended Th^r^se, and she is a devil. I told her so; I said to her, 'Th^r^se, I think you are a devil, ' and she only laughed. " Dangeau could see that laugh, — red, red lips, and white, even teeth, and ...all the while lips that had kissed hers livid, dabbled with blood. Oh, horrible! Poor Cl^ry, poor Edmond!
He gave a great shudder and forced his thoughts away from the vision they had evoked, but he sought voice twice before he could say : "All else are well?" She looked sullen again, and shrugged her shoulders.
"Ma foi. Citizen, Paris does not stand still. " He bit his lip.
"But here, in this house?" " I am well, I have said so before. " He turned as if to go.
"And the Citoyenne Roche?" He had his voice in hand now, and the question had a careless ring.
What to read after A Marriage Under the Terror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Wentworth to read onlineMoreLess
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