Audrey
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Presently he began to speak, in alow, controlled, monotonous voice: "Why did you not leave me as I was? Sixmonths ago I was alone, quiet, dead. A star had set for me; as the lightsfail behind Ben More, it was lost and gone. You, long hated, long lookedfor, came, and the star arose again. You touched my scars, and suddenly Iesteemed them honorable. You called me friend, and I turned from my enmityand clasped your hand. Now my soul goes back to its realm of solitude andhate; now you are my foe ag...ain. " He broke off to bend the steel within hishands almost to the meeting of hilt and point. "A hated master, " he ended, with bitter mirth, "yet one that I must thank for grace extended. Fortystripes is, I believe, the proper penalty. " Haward, who had seated himself at his escritoire and was writing, turnedhis head. "For my reference to your imprisonment in Virginia I apologize. I demand the reparation due from one gentleman to another for theindignity of a blow. Pardon me for another moment, when I shall be at yourservice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presently he began to speak, in alow, controlled, monotonous voice: "Why did you not leave me as I was? Sixmonths ago I was alone, quiet, dead. A star had set for me; as the lightsfail behind Ben More, it was lost and gone. You, long hated, long lookedfor, came, and the star arose again. You touched my scars, and suddenly Iesteemed them honorable. You called me friend, and I turned from my enmityand clasped your hand. Now my soul goes back to its realm of solitude andhate; now you are my foe ag...ain. " He broke off to bend the steel within hishands almost to the meeting of hilt and point. "A hated master, " he ended, with bitter mirth, "yet one that I must thank for grace extended. Fortystripes is, I believe, the proper penalty. " Haward, who had seated himself at his escritoire and was writing, turnedhis head. "For my reference to your imprisonment in Virginia I apologize. I demand the reparation due from one gentleman to another for theindignity of a blow. Pardon me for another moment, when I shall be at yourservice.
What to read after Audrey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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