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But lier words smote him with agony.
"No," she moaned; "you do not love him.
Let me keep him while I can, and afterwards, what matter? afterwards, when he is dead there is nothing — nothing — left." Sir Eustace turned away, a deep, wild anger rising in his heart. Why did she speak those cruel words to him ? Had the child stolen all her affection ? And the demon of jealousy returned, and he sat silent and moody, nursing the passion which threatened every moment to hreak forth. If she only knew t...he truth, would she mourn, he muttered. Would she not rather rejoice that the seal of her disgrace was gone ?
An hour sped by and Dr. Eccles returned.
" It is sinking fast," he said, " the struggle cannot last much longer. The j^oison is so malignant." "Is there no hope?" wailed Olive, "Can 144 ^^ S'TEP ASIDE, nothing more be done ? Oh, I beseech you, save his life ! Oh, for the love of heaven ! " and the tears broke from her eyes, and a convulsive sob shook her frame.
The old man hesitated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But lier words smote him with agony.
"No," she moaned; "you do not love him.
Let me keep him while I can, and afterwards, what matter? afterwards, when he is dead there is nothing — nothing — left." Sir Eustace turned away, a deep, wild anger rising in his heart. Why did she speak those cruel words to him ? Had the child stolen all her affection ? And the demon of jealousy returned, and he sat silent and moody, nursing the passion which threatened every moment to hreak forth. If she only knew t...he truth, would she mourn, he muttered. Would she not rather rejoice that the seal of her disgrace was gone ?
An hour sped by and Dr. Eccles returned.
" It is sinking fast," he said, " the struggle cannot last much longer. The j^oison is so malignant." "Is there no hope?" wailed Olive, "Can 144 ^^ S'TEP ASIDE, nothing more be done ? Oh, I beseech you, save his life ! Oh, for the love of heaven ! " and the tears broke from her eyes, and a convulsive sob shook her frame.
The old man hesitated.
What to read after "a Step Aside" 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gascoigne, Gwendolen Trench, D. 1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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