At Last
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"I can find my way to my chamberwithout help. " She could have done it, had she been in possession of her accustomedfaculties. But between the harrowing suspicion that engrossed hermind and the nervous moisture that gathered in her eyes with eachstep, she mounted a story too high, and did not perceive her blunderuntil, happening to think that her apartment must lie somewhere inthe region she had gained, she consulted the numbers upon theadjacent doors, and saw that she had wandered a hundred ro...oms out ofher way, She stopped short to consider which of the corridors, stretching in gas-lit vistas on either hand, would conduct hersoonest to the desired haven, when a gentleman emerging from achamber close by stepped directly upon her train.
CHAPTER XI.
IN THE REBOUND.
"I beg your pardon!" said a deep, familiar voice. Then the formalityvanished from face and address. "Is this YOU?" holding out his handin hearty friendliness that instantly dispelled Rosa's forebodings. "What or whom are you seeking in these wilds?" The crystal beads glistened upon her lashes in the fulness and joyof her deliverance from doubt and fear, and before she could twinklethem back, broke into smaller brilliants upon her cheeks and thebosom of her dress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I can find my way to my chamberwithout help. " She could have done it, had she been in possession of her accustomedfaculties. But between the harrowing suspicion that engrossed hermind and the nervous moisture that gathered in her eyes with eachstep, she mounted a story too high, and did not perceive her blunderuntil, happening to think that her apartment must lie somewhere inthe region she had gained, she consulted the numbers upon theadjacent doors, and saw that she had wandered a hundred ro...oms out ofher way, She stopped short to consider which of the corridors, stretching in gas-lit vistas on either hand, would conduct hersoonest to the desired haven, when a gentleman emerging from achamber close by stepped directly upon her train.
CHAPTER XI.
IN THE REBOUND.
"I beg your pardon!" said a deep, familiar voice. Then the formalityvanished from face and address. "Is this YOU?" holding out his handin hearty friendliness that instantly dispelled Rosa's forebodings. "What or whom are you seeking in these wilds?" The crystal beads glistened upon her lashes in the fulness and joyof her deliverance from doubt and fear, and before she could twinklethem back, broke into smaller brilliants upon her cheeks and thebosom of her dress.
What to read after At Last?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harland Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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