Capitola the Madcap
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"Which is perfectly true, " she said to herself, "since I am utterlyindisposed to go. And besides, I have sworn never again to sit at thesame table with my cousins, until for the wrongs done me I havereceived ample satisfaction. " CHAPTER XVII.
CAPITOLA CAPS THE CLIMAX.
Oh! when she's angry, she is keen and shrewd She was a vixen when she went to school; And though she is but little she is fierce.
--SHAKESPEARE It was quite late in the evening when Jem, her messenger, returned.
"Have yo...u an answer?" she impetuously demanded, rising to meet him ashe entered.
"Yes, miss, here it is, " replied the boy, handing a neatly folded, highly perfumed little note.
"Go, " said Cap, curtly, as she received it.
And when the boy had bowed and withdrawn, she threw herself into achair, and with little respect for the pretty device of the piercedheart with which the note was sealed, she tore it open and devoured itscontents.
Why did Capitola's cheeks and lips blanch white as death?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Which is perfectly true, " she said to herself, "since I am utterlyindisposed to go. And besides, I have sworn never again to sit at thesame table with my cousins, until for the wrongs done me I havereceived ample satisfaction. " CHAPTER XVII.
CAPITOLA CAPS THE CLIMAX.
Oh! when she's angry, she is keen and shrewd She was a vixen when she went to school; And though she is but little she is fierce.
--SHAKESPEARE It was quite late in the evening when Jem, her messenger, returned.
"Have yo...u an answer?" she impetuously demanded, rising to meet him ashe entered.
"Yes, miss, here it is, " replied the boy, handing a neatly folded, highly perfumed little note.
"Go, " said Cap, curtly, as she received it.
And when the boy had bowed and withdrawn, she threw herself into achair, and with little respect for the pretty device of the piercedheart with which the note was sealed, she tore it open and devoured itscontents.
Why did Capitola's cheeks and lips blanch white as death?
What to read after Capitola the Madcap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth to read onlineMoreLess
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