Charles Vernon; a Transatlantic Tale 1
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In one of the houses Julia lodged ; but he now saw that the other end of the street was burning yet more fiercely than that through which he had scarcely been able to penetrate, and probably could not return.
Without personally heeding these chances, he rushed into the house. The hall or entrance- room was empty ; every body seemed to have CHARLES VERNON. 209 fled. He sprang up the narrow stairs, crying out "Julia! Julia! are you here?" Still no answer. On pushing open the door of the bed-room ...where he had left her, he found it untenanted ; but some of her clothes and ornaments were lying on the toilette-table, which proved that she had very lately been there, and the bed looked as if it had just been occupied. Another door, which was left ajar, opened to an upstairs sitting-room, which also communicated with the staircase. Caasar had taken this turning, and his voice from the next room chilled Vernon, who was standing gazing at the empty bed, by exclaiming, " Hi massa !
Here missis dead on the floor !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In one of the houses Julia lodged ; but he now saw that the other end of the street was burning yet more fiercely than that through which he had scarcely been able to penetrate, and probably could not return.
Without personally heeding these chances, he rushed into the house. The hall or entrance- room was empty ; every body seemed to have CHARLES VERNON. 209 fled. He sprang up the narrow stairs, crying out "Julia! Julia! are you here?" Still no answer. On pushing open the door of the bed-room ...where he had left her, he found it untenanted ; but some of her clothes and ornaments were lying on the toilette-table, which proved that she had very lately been there, and the bed looked as if it had just been occupied. Another door, which was left ajar, opened to an upstairs sitting-room, which also communicated with the staircase. Caasar had taken this turning, and his voice from the next room chilled Vernon, who was standing gazing at the empty bed, by exclaiming, " Hi massa !
Here missis dead on the floor !
What to read after Charles Vernon; a Transatlantic Tale 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Senior, Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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