Complete Works volume 11
Complete Works volume 11
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Esmond saw it reflected in the glass by which she stood, with clenched hands, pressing her swelling heart.
1 He has left you, ' says Esmond, wondering that rage rather than sorrow was in her looks.
* And he is alive, ' cries Beatrix, ' and you bring me this commission ! He has left me, and you haven't dared to avenge me ! You, that pretend to be the champion of our house, have let me suffer this insult ! Where is Castlewood ? I will go to my brother. ' ' The Duke is not alive, Beatrix, ' said E...smond.
HENRY ESMOND 191 She looked at her cousin wildly, and fell back to the wall as though shot in the breast : ' And you come here, and and you killed him ? ' * No ; thank Heaven ! ' her kinsman said. * The blood of that noble heart doth not stain my sword ! In its last hour it was faithful to thee, Beatrix Esmond. Vain and cruel woman ! kneel and thank the awful Heaven which awards life and death, and chastises pride, that the noble Hamilton died true to you ; at least that 'twas not your quarrel, or your pride, or your wicked vanity, that drove him to his fate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Esmond saw it reflected in the glass by which she stood, with clenched hands, pressing her swelling heart.
1 He has left you, ' says Esmond, wondering that rage rather than sorrow was in her looks.
* And he is alive, ' cries Beatrix, ' and you bring me this commission ! He has left me, and you haven't dared to avenge me ! You, that pretend to be the champion of our house, have let me suffer this insult ! Where is Castlewood ? I will go to my brother. ' ' The Duke is not alive, Beatrix, ' said E...smond.
HENRY ESMOND 191 She looked at her cousin wildly, and fell back to the wall as though shot in the breast : ' And you come here, and and you killed him ? ' * No ; thank Heaven ! ' her kinsman said. * The blood of that noble heart doth not stain my sword ! In its last hour it was faithful to thee, Beatrix Esmond. Vain and cruel woman ! kneel and thank the awful Heaven which awards life and death, and chastises pride, that the noble Hamilton died true to you ; at least that 'twas not your quarrel, or your pride, or your wicked vanity, that drove him to his fate.
What to read after Complete Works volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens And Thackeray to read onlineMoreLess
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