At Her Mercy. a Novel 2
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I give the same advice to you in all kind- ness." Judith quietly but firmly disengaged her hand from Mr. Hulet's hold. " Thank you," said she, coldly ; " I trust my hus- band will not be always quarrelling with- out cause with me" 128 AT HER MERC Y.
" I trust not, indeed, Judith," answered the old man, softly. " Nothing you can say can equal the bitterness of my own contrition, yet I am sorry that you reproach me. I fear it shows that you cherish ill- will against me, though I know not how I ha...ve offended you." " I have nothing to forgive upon my own account," said Judith slowly ; " and nothing more, Mr. Hulet, to say — just now." And she moved slowly towards the door. There was a curious sort of menace in her air, though he did not notice that, but only the studied coolness, not to say hostility, of her tone.
" I had thought," said Mr. Hulet, with a slight flush, "that nothing — nothing could have added to the wretchedness of this hour ; but this behaviour of yours, Judith, does give me still another pang.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I give the same advice to you in all kind- ness." Judith quietly but firmly disengaged her hand from Mr. Hulet's hold. " Thank you," said she, coldly ; " I trust my hus- band will not be always quarrelling with- out cause with me" 128 AT HER MERC Y.
" I trust not, indeed, Judith," answered the old man, softly. " Nothing you can say can equal the bitterness of my own contrition, yet I am sorry that you reproach me. I fear it shows that you cherish ill- will against me, though I know not how I ha...ve offended you." " I have nothing to forgive upon my own account," said Judith slowly ; " and nothing more, Mr. Hulet, to say — just now." And she moved slowly towards the door. There was a curious sort of menace in her air, though he did not notice that, but only the studied coolness, not to say hostility, of her tone.
" I had thought," said Mr. Hulet, with a slight flush, "that nothing — nothing could have added to the wretchedness of this hour ; but this behaviour of yours, Judith, does give me still another pang.
What to read after At Her Mercy. a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payn, James, 1830-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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