Captn Davys Honeymoon the Last Confession the Blind Mother
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He should o"ive me two weeks of life, and come o with me to England. I should do my work here, and Larby should never leave my side. My boy's life should be saved by that opera- tion, which I alone knew how to perform. After that Larby and I should square accounts together. He should have all the money I had in the world, and the passport of my name and influence for his return to his own country. I should write a confession of suicide, and then- then only then at home here in my own room Larby... should kill me in order to satisfy himself that his own secret and the secret of his people must be safe for ever.
It was a mad dream, but what dream of dear life is not mad that comes to the man whom death dogs like a bloodhound ? And mad as it was I tried to make it come true. The man was constantly near me, and on the third morn- ing of our journey I drew up sharply, and said " Larby ! " " Sidi, " he answered.
"Would you not like to go on with me to England ?" He looked at me with his glittering eyes, and I gave an involuntary shiver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He should o"ive me two weeks of life, and come o with me to England. I should do my work here, and Larby should never leave my side. My boy's life should be saved by that opera- tion, which I alone knew how to perform. After that Larby and I should square accounts together. He should have all the money I had in the world, and the passport of my name and influence for his return to his own country. I should write a confession of suicide, and then- then only then at home here in my own room Larby... should kill me in order to satisfy himself that his own secret and the secret of his people must be safe for ever.
It was a mad dream, but what dream of dear life is not mad that comes to the man whom death dogs like a bloodhound ? And mad as it was I tried to make it come true. The man was constantly near me, and on the third morn- ing of our journey I drew up sharply, and said " Larby ! " " Sidi, " he answered.
"Would you not like to go on with me to England ?" He looked at me with his glittering eyes, and I gave an involuntary shiver.
What to read after Captn Davys Honeymoon the Last Confession the Blind Mother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Caine to read onlineMoreLess
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