East Lynne
East Lynne
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While Benjamin was gettingit, I saw a stranger coming up the street--a tall, good-looking, dark-haired man, with a conspicuous gold chain and studs. The sun wasfull upon him, causing the ornaments to shine, especially a diamondring which he wore, for he had one hand raised to his face. The thoughtflashed over me, 'That is just like the description Richard gave ofthe man Thorn. ' Why the idea should have occurred to me in that strangemanner, I do not know, but it most assuredly did occur, though... I did notreally suppose him to be the same. Just then I heard him spoken to bysome one on the other side of the street; it was Otway Bethel, and hecalled him _Captain Thorn_. " "This is curious, indeed, Barbara. I did not know any stranger was atWest Lynne. " "I saw Mr. Wainwright, and asked him who it was. He said a CaptainThorn, a friend of the Herberts. A Lieutenant Thorn four or five yearsago would probably be Captain Thorn now. " Mr. Carlyle nodded, and there was a pause.
"What can be done?" asked Barbara.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While Benjamin was gettingit, I saw a stranger coming up the street--a tall, good-looking, dark-haired man, with a conspicuous gold chain and studs. The sun wasfull upon him, causing the ornaments to shine, especially a diamondring which he wore, for he had one hand raised to his face. The thoughtflashed over me, 'That is just like the description Richard gave ofthe man Thorn. ' Why the idea should have occurred to me in that strangemanner, I do not know, but it most assuredly did occur, though... I did notreally suppose him to be the same. Just then I heard him spoken to bysome one on the other side of the street; it was Otway Bethel, and hecalled him _Captain Thorn_. " "This is curious, indeed, Barbara. I did not know any stranger was atWest Lynne. " "I saw Mr. Wainwright, and asked him who it was. He said a CaptainThorn, a friend of the Herberts. A Lieutenant Thorn four or five yearsago would probably be Captain Thorn now. " Mr. Carlyle nodded, and there was a pause.
"What can be done?" asked Barbara.
What to read after East Lynne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wood, Henry, Mrs., 1814-1887 to read onlineMoreLess
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