Beatrice
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why were you so iU-ad- vised as to fly ! How did you not see it was a trap laid for you ? " " So he told me when he caught me, and laughed at me. Oh ! Miss Gordon, he will assuredly kill me ! " Beatrice felt her tremble with the intensity of her fear. She looked at her with a sort of wonder. She could not understand a terror so deep. It seemed to her that no amount of physical danger could have made her feel so.
" And I must go back to him, I suppose, " said Rosy with a shudder.
" Do not fear h...im, my poor child, " replied Beatrice with a bright smile, " trust in me. I can help you yet. " Rosy gave her a doubtful look, then got up slowly, and dress- ed with a sigh.
When she was ready, she sat down and said piteously : ^ "I cannot go to him. Miss Gordon. " " Very well, then, I shall, " replied . Beatrice, who had been dressing too, and, giving Rosy a cheerful nod, she left the room, and went out to seek Antony.
CHAPTER XLV.
Antony was on the landing. He gave Beatrice a sullen look, and asked with forced politeness, " May I trouble you for my wife, Miss Gordon?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
why were you so iU-ad- vised as to fly ! How did you not see it was a trap laid for you ? " " So he told me when he caught me, and laughed at me. Oh ! Miss Gordon, he will assuredly kill me ! " Beatrice felt her tremble with the intensity of her fear. She looked at her with a sort of wonder. She could not understand a terror so deep. It seemed to her that no amount of physical danger could have made her feel so.
" And I must go back to him, I suppose, " said Rosy with a shudder.
" Do not fear h...im, my poor child, " replied Beatrice with a bright smile, " trust in me. I can help you yet. " Rosy gave her a doubtful look, then got up slowly, and dress- ed with a sigh.
When she was ready, she sat down and said piteously : ^ "I cannot go to him. Miss Gordon. " " Very well, then, I shall, " replied . Beatrice, who had been dressing too, and, giving Rosy a cheerful nod, she left the room, and went out to seek Antony.
CHAPTER XLV.
Antony was on the landing. He gave Beatrice a sullen look, and asked with forced politeness, " May I trouble you for my wife, Miss Gordon?
What to read after Beatrice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Kavanagh to read onlineMoreLess
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