David Copperfield 1
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Probably only in an increase, had that been possible, of the romantic feelings of fidelity and friendship with which I walked beside him, over the dark wintry sands, towards the old boat ; the wind sighing around us even more mournfully, than it had sighed and moaned upon the night when I first darkened Mr. Peggotty's door.
" This is a wild kind of place, Steerforth, is it not ?" " Dismal enough in the dark," he said ; " and the sea roars as if it were huugiy for us. Is that the boat, where I s...ee a hght yonder ?" " That's the boat," said I.
" And it's the same I saw this morning," he returned. " I came straight to it, by instinct, I suppose." We said no more as we approached the light, but made softly for the door. I laid my hand upon the latch ; and whispering Steer- forth to keep close to me, went in.
A murmur of voices had been audible on the outside, and, at the moment of our entrance, a clajjping of hands : which latter noise, I was surprised to see, proceeded from the generally disconsolate Mi-s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Probably only in an increase, had that been possible, of the romantic feelings of fidelity and friendship with which I walked beside him, over the dark wintry sands, towards the old boat ; the wind sighing around us even more mournfully, than it had sighed and moaned upon the night when I first darkened Mr. Peggotty's door.
" This is a wild kind of place, Steerforth, is it not ?" " Dismal enough in the dark," he said ; " and the sea roars as if it were huugiy for us. Is that the boat, where I s...ee a hght yonder ?" " That's the boat," said I.
" And it's the same I saw this morning," he returned. " I came straight to it, by instinct, I suppose." We said no more as we approached the light, but made softly for the door. I laid my hand upon the latch ; and whispering Steer- forth to keep close to me, went in.
A murmur of voices had been audible on the outside, and, at the moment of our entrance, a clajjping of hands : which latter noise, I was surprised to see, proceeded from the generally disconsolate Mi-s.
What to read after David Copperfield 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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