Colin Clink 2
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" I do not scruple to say so much now, because in the condition in which I am— i-i know I am — I am dying, and that is all about it ; — in that condition, I say, no scruples pre- vent me uttering what otherwise I should be ashamed to own, because, with my feet almost . in the grave, I feel secure against any imputa- tions which else the world might bring against me. But, having almost done with the world, and feeling under no apprehension that any- body will look upon me in any other light than... as a departing guest about to close the door upon her own back for ever, I am not 222 COLIN CLINK.
ashamed to speak as a woman openly : for openly I must shortly speak before a far greater Being than any here." Colin sat, with his eyes fixed on the ground, mute and motionless, — striving to divert- his feelings by counting the pattern flowers on the carpet ; but he could scarcely see them, his eyes were full. With difficulty he swallowed his grief as Miss Wintlebury continued, " To-night, now, I am unable to go through the exertion of pleasing those drunkards yon- der, as usual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I do not scruple to say so much now, because in the condition in which I am— i-i know I am — I am dying, and that is all about it ; — in that condition, I say, no scruples pre- vent me uttering what otherwise I should be ashamed to own, because, with my feet almost . in the grave, I feel secure against any imputa- tions which else the world might bring against me. But, having almost done with the world, and feeling under no apprehension that any- body will look upon me in any other light than... as a departing guest about to close the door upon her own back for ever, I am not 222 COLIN CLINK.
ashamed to speak as a woman openly : for openly I must shortly speak before a far greater Being than any here." Colin sat, with his eyes fixed on the ground, mute and motionless, — striving to divert- his feelings by counting the pattern flowers on the carpet ; but he could scarcely see them, his eyes were full. With difficulty he swallowed his grief as Miss Wintlebury continued, " To-night, now, I am unable to go through the exertion of pleasing those drunkards yon- der, as usual.
What to read after Colin Clink 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878. Illus to read onlineMoreLess
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