Clarence
Clarence
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For the night that you left me, I awoke to a sense of my ownworthlessness and degradation--perhaps I have even to thank you for thatawakening--and I realized the bitter truth. But that night I found mytrue vocation--my purpose, my manhood"-- A bitter laugh came from the pillow on which she had languidly thrownherself.
"I believe I left you with Mrs. Hooker--spare me the details. " The blood rushed to Brant's face and then receded as suddenly.
"You left me with Captain Pinckney, who had tempted ...you, and whom Ikilled!" he said furiously.
They were both staring savagely at each other. Suddenly he said, "Hush!"and sprang towards the door, as the sound of hurried footsteps echoedalong the passage. But he was too late; it was thrown open to theofficer of the guard, who appeared, standing on the threshold.
"Two Confederate officers arrested hovering around our pickets. Theydemand to see you. " Before Brant could interpose, two men in riding cloaks of Confederategray stepped into the room with a jaunty and self-confident air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the night that you left me, I awoke to a sense of my ownworthlessness and degradation--perhaps I have even to thank you for thatawakening--and I realized the bitter truth. But that night I found mytrue vocation--my purpose, my manhood"-- A bitter laugh came from the pillow on which she had languidly thrownherself.
"I believe I left you with Mrs. Hooker--spare me the details. " The blood rushed to Brant's face and then receded as suddenly.
"You left me with Captain Pinckney, who had tempted ...you, and whom Ikilled!" he said furiously.
They were both staring savagely at each other. Suddenly he said, "Hush!"and sprang towards the door, as the sound of hurried footsteps echoedalong the passage. But he was too late; it was thrown open to theofficer of the guard, who appeared, standing on the threshold.
"Two Confederate officers arrested hovering around our pickets. Theydemand to see you. " Before Brant could interpose, two men in riding cloaks of Confederategray stepped into the room with a jaunty and self-confident air.
What to read after Clarence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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