Berenice: a Novel
Berenice: a Novel
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The feet of those who had come to announce the supposed fact departed from the threshold of one door while I entered by the other. A few mo ments sufficed for explanation of this, to me, new and startling feature of the case.
"They did not miss you until this morning, Bere nice, " said my friend. "Then, the written message, which you left with reference to your clothing, was taken as a token that you meant yourself harm. In short, they believed you had committed suicide. " Such a thought had ne...ver entered my head. There had been a great alarm, as I afterwards learned.
The whole village was thrown into commotion. Young and old were literally scouring the country, in all 9 98 BERENICE. ' directions, searching for my unfortunate remains. Ditches were dragged, and old wells, which had long ago fallen into disuse, were peered into with eager eyes, in expectation to behold my pale, dead face amid the rubbish at the bottom.
In short, it was very evident they had not the slightest idea of the fastidiousness of my taste with reference to my place of repose for the long sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The feet of those who had come to announce the supposed fact departed from the threshold of one door while I entered by the other. A few mo ments sufficed for explanation of this, to me, new and startling feature of the case.
"They did not miss you until this morning, Bere nice, " said my friend. "Then, the written message, which you left with reference to your clothing, was taken as a token that you meant yourself harm. In short, they believed you had committed suicide. " Such a thought had ne...ver entered my head. There had been a great alarm, as I afterwards learned.
The whole village was thrown into commotion. Young and old were literally scouring the country, in all 9 98 BERENICE. ' directions, searching for my unfortunate remains. Ditches were dragged, and old wells, which had long ago fallen into disuse, were peered into with eager eyes, in expectation to behold my pale, dead face amid the rubbish at the bottom.
In short, it was very evident they had not the slightest idea of the fastidiousness of my taste with reference to my place of repose for the long sleep.
What to read after Berenice: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Pierpont De Lesdernier to read onlineMoreLess
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