Dead-Sea Fruit 2
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And then, when the two men had wearied them- selves with the pleasant excitement of debate, there was a silence of some minutes, which was broken abruptly by Daniel Mayfield.
" I made a discovery the other day, Eustace," he said. " I have had half a mind to tell you nothing about it ; but perhaps it is as well you should be told." " What kind of discovery. Uncle Dan ?" " A discovery about — well — about the author of Dion." " What ? Have you found out who he is ?" ''No," replied Daniel, very gr...avely; '* I am 214 DEAD-SEA FRUIT.
no wiser as to his name and status ; but 1 liave found out that he was a villain, and is a villain still, if he lives, I dare say ; for I don't think so base a T\Tetch as that would be likely to amend with age. I doubt if it will ever be any good to you to know more of your father than you knew when your poor mother died ; but you have wished to be wiser, and I have humoured your wish. Do you remember what I said to you after I read Dion ?
" I remember every word." •^ I told you then that the author of that book must have been the kind of man to fascinate such a girl as your mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then, when the two men had wearied them- selves with the pleasant excitement of debate, there was a silence of some minutes, which was broken abruptly by Daniel Mayfield.
" I made a discovery the other day, Eustace," he said. " I have had half a mind to tell you nothing about it ; but perhaps it is as well you should be told." " What kind of discovery. Uncle Dan ?" " A discovery about — well — about the author of Dion." " What ? Have you found out who he is ?" ''No," replied Daniel, very gr...avely; '* I am 214 DEAD-SEA FRUIT.
no wiser as to his name and status ; but 1 liave found out that he was a villain, and is a villain still, if he lives, I dare say ; for I don't think so base a T\Tetch as that would be likely to amend with age. I doubt if it will ever be any good to you to know more of your father than you knew when your poor mother died ; but you have wished to be wiser, and I have humoured your wish. Do you remember what I said to you after I read Dion ?
" I remember every word." •^ I told you then that the author of that book must have been the kind of man to fascinate such a girl as your mother.
What to read after Dead-Sea Fruit 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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