Dick Leslie's Luck
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Indeed, I think it more than likely that as soon as Ihave discharged my duty to you I shall return here. " "My poor Dick, " exclaimed Flora, in tones of profound sympathy; "how youmust have suffered! I am no longer surprised at your frequent fits ofdepression and melancholy; the wonder to me is that you did not go mad, or die of shame, in that horrible prison. But now that you have told meall you must put everything that is past behind you, and try to forgetit; _I_ believe your story implicitly...; you could not be the man you haveproved yourself to be to me, and be guilty of so mean an act as theft;oh no, nothing save your own admission could ever make me believe thatof you. And you have all the sympathy of my heart, Dick; all mysympathy; all my esteem; all--oh, the thought of what you have beencompelled to endure is terrible--terrible!" And, to Leslie's unspeakable consternation, the girl suddenly buried herface in her hands and sobbed as though her heart would break. Theexpression of her whole-hearted sympathy and perfect faith in himtouched him profoundly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, I think it more than likely that as soon as Ihave discharged my duty to you I shall return here. " "My poor Dick, " exclaimed Flora, in tones of profound sympathy; "how youmust have suffered! I am no longer surprised at your frequent fits ofdepression and melancholy; the wonder to me is that you did not go mad, or die of shame, in that horrible prison. But now that you have told meall you must put everything that is past behind you, and try to forgetit; _I_ believe your story implicitly...; you could not be the man you haveproved yourself to be to me, and be guilty of so mean an act as theft;oh no, nothing save your own admission could ever make me believe thatof you. And you have all the sympathy of my heart, Dick; all mysympathy; all my esteem; all--oh, the thought of what you have beencompelled to endure is terrible--terrible!" And, to Leslie's unspeakable consternation, the girl suddenly buried herface in her hands and sobbed as though her heart would break. Theexpression of her whole-hearted sympathy and perfect faith in himtouched him profoundly.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collingwood Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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