Amos Huntingdon
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The words hitherto had been written in a steadyhand; those which followed were wavering, as though penned against thewill of the writer, and under fear of some one standing by. They wereas follows:-- "Come to me early to-morrow morning. You will see a man at the fartherside of Marley Heath on horseback--follow him, and he will bring you tome, for I am not where I was. Come alone, or the man will not wait foryou, and then you will never be seen again in this world by yourwretched sister, --Julia.... " Such were the contents of the mysterious letter, which were wellcalculated to stir to their depths the hearts of both the squire and hissister, who looked at each other as those look who become suddenlyconscious of a common misfortune. A spell seemed on their tongues. Atlast the silence was broken by Walter.
"Dear father! dear auntie!" he exclaimed, "whatever is the matter?" "Matter enough, I fear, " said his father sadly. --"There, Kate, let himlook at the letter. " Walter read it, and his eyes filled with tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The words hitherto had been written in a steadyhand; those which followed were wavering, as though penned against thewill of the writer, and under fear of some one standing by. They wereas follows:-- "Come to me early to-morrow morning. You will see a man at the fartherside of Marley Heath on horseback--follow him, and he will bring you tome, for I am not where I was. Come alone, or the man will not wait foryou, and then you will never be seen again in this world by yourwretched sister, --Julia.... " Such were the contents of the mysterious letter, which were wellcalculated to stir to their depths the hearts of both the squire and hissister, who looked at each other as those look who become suddenlyconscious of a common misfortune. A spell seemed on their tongues. Atlast the silence was broken by Walter.
"Dear father! dear auntie!" he exclaimed, "whatever is the matter?" "Matter enough, I fear, " said his father sadly. --"There, Kate, let himlook at the letter. " Walter read it, and his eyes filled with tears.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Theodore P. to read onlineMoreLess
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