A Tangled Chain : in Two Volumes 1
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' and she burst into tears and sobbed frantically.
Liza was on the point of rushing forward, and declaring that she would at once rescue- 170 A Tangled Cliain.
her mother, when Mrs. Morgan's warnmg finger held up, restrained her for a moment.
* These ladies are not mad,' she said gently ; * I know your dislike to the patients, and you are aware I never bring them to you now.' 'Oh! they all say they are not mad, that is one of the forms of the disease,' re]Dlied Lady Standen contemptuously ; ' h...owever, I will try them once more; only, I warn you, Morgan, if they smash the tea-cups and scream like they did before, nothing shall prevent me from turning them into cats or parrots. I should like a variety,' she added plaintively; 'it's always cats or parrots; a dog now, or even a kitten, would be a relief; still it is something to have the power I have over my fellow-creatures — only death is stronger than I — and death has taken Sir Marmaduke at last. I wonder where they buried the wretched old sinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' and she burst into tears and sobbed frantically.
Liza was on the point of rushing forward, and declaring that she would at once rescue- 170 A Tangled Cliain.
her mother, when Mrs. Morgan's warnmg finger held up, restrained her for a moment.
* These ladies are not mad,' she said gently ; * I know your dislike to the patients, and you are aware I never bring them to you now.' 'Oh! they all say they are not mad, that is one of the forms of the disease,' re]Dlied Lady Standen contemptuously ; ' h...owever, I will try them once more; only, I warn you, Morgan, if they smash the tea-cups and scream like they did before, nothing shall prevent me from turning them into cats or parrots. I should like a variety,' she added plaintively; 'it's always cats or parrots; a dog now, or even a kitten, would be a relief; still it is something to have the power I have over my fellow-creatures — only death is stronger than I — and death has taken Sir Marmaduke at last. I wonder where they buried the wretched old sinner.
What to read after A Tangled Chain : in Two Volumes 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panton, J. E. (Jane Ellen), 1848-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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