Bentley's Miscellany
Bentley's Miscellany
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Come with me, I pray you." While Somerset and Warwick were glancing at each other with ill-disguised satisfaction, Elizabeth approached them ere they were Awuie, and fixing a (liercing look on the Protector, said in a low, freezing tone, ^ Fratridde ! your own turn will come soon." Then perceiving a smile flit across Warwick's sombre counte- nance, she added to him, ^ Ha 1 you smile, my lord. I read the secret of your soul.
You would destroy both that you may rise and rule in their stead.
But t...remble I you will not walk steadily where the path is slippery with bbod. You will fall likewise." And she quitted the chamber with Oage.
V.
TBS 17IGHT BEfORE THE EXECUTION.
Not unprofitably may the Admiral's last hours be contrasted with those of another noble captive, who, only two years before, had occupied the self-same cell in the Bowyer Tower. Equally comely with Seymour was that illustrious captive— equally proud, daring, and periiaps ambitious, but yet more highly bom, more richly endowdd in mind, and £ftr less guilty than the Admiral.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come with me, I pray you." While Somerset and Warwick were glancing at each other with ill-disguised satisfaction, Elizabeth approached them ere they were Awuie, and fixing a (liercing look on the Protector, said in a low, freezing tone, ^ Fratridde ! your own turn will come soon." Then perceiving a smile flit across Warwick's sombre counte- nance, she added to him, ^ Ha 1 you smile, my lord. I read the secret of your soul.
You would destroy both that you may rise and rule in their stead.
But t...remble I you will not walk steadily where the path is slippery with bbod. You will fall likewise." And she quitted the chamber with Oage.
V.
TBS 17IGHT BEfORE THE EXECUTION.
Not unprofitably may the Admiral's last hours be contrasted with those of another noble captive, who, only two years before, had occupied the self-same cell in the Bowyer Tower. Equally comely with Seymour was that illustrious captive— equally proud, daring, and periiaps ambitious, but yet more highly bom, more richly endowdd in mind, and £ftr less guilty than the Admiral.
What to read after Bentley's Miscellany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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