Choice Readings for Public And Private Entertainments And for the Use of School
Choice Readings for Public And Private Entertainments And for the Use of School
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" So saying, she tore in pieces Leicester's letter, and stamped, in the extremity of impatience, as if she would have annihilated the minute fragments into which she had rent it.
" Bear witness, she hath torn my lord's letter, in order to burden me with the scheme of his devising; and although it prom- ises naught but danger and trouble to me, she would lay it to my charge, as if it had any purpose of mine own in it. " " Thou liest, thou treacherous slave ! Thou liest ! Let me go, Janet. Were i...t the last word I have to speak, he lies ; he had his own foul ends, and broader he would have displayed them, had my passion permitted me to preserve the silence which at first encour- aged him to unfold his vile projects. " " Madam, I entreat you to believe yourself mistaken. " " As soon will I believe light darkness. Have I drank of ob- livion? Do I not remember former passages, which, known to Leicester, had given thee the preferment of a gallows, instead of the honor of this intimacy? I would I were a man but for five minutes 1 It were space enough to make a craven like thee confess MISCELLANEOUS 451 his villainy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So saying, she tore in pieces Leicester's letter, and stamped, in the extremity of impatience, as if she would have annihilated the minute fragments into which she had rent it.
" Bear witness, she hath torn my lord's letter, in order to burden me with the scheme of his devising; and although it prom- ises naught but danger and trouble to me, she would lay it to my charge, as if it had any purpose of mine own in it. " " Thou liest, thou treacherous slave ! Thou liest ! Let me go, Janet. Were i...t the last word I have to speak, he lies ; he had his own foul ends, and broader he would have displayed them, had my passion permitted me to preserve the silence which at first encour- aged him to unfold his vile projects. " " Madam, I entreat you to believe yourself mistaken. " " As soon will I believe light darkness. Have I drank of ob- livion? Do I not remember former passages, which, known to Leicester, had given thee the preferment of a gallows, instead of the honor of this intimacy? I would I were a man but for five minutes 1 It were space enough to make a craven like thee confess MISCELLANEOUS 451 his villainy.
What to read after Choice Readings for Public And Private Entertainments And for the Use of School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Mclean Cumnock to read onlineMoreLess
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