Edgar Huntleyor Memoirs of a Sleep Walker
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Hardby was the girl, venting her anguish in the deepest groans, andentreating relief from the new-comers.
One of the company, on approaching the girl, betrayed the utmostperturbation. "Good God!" he cried, "is this a dream? Can it be you?Speak!" "Ah, my father! my father!" answered she, "it is I indeed. " The company, attracted by this dialogue, crowded round the girl, whomher father, clasping in his arms, lifted from the ground, and pressed, in a transport of joy, to his breast. This delight w...as succeeded bysolicitude respecting her condition. She could only answer his inquiriesby complaining that her side was bruised to pieces. "How came youhere?"--"Who hurt you?"--"Where did the Indians carry you?"--werequestions to which she could make no reply but by sobs and plaints.
My own calamities were forgotten in contemplating the fondness andcompassion of the man for his child. I derived new joy from reflectingthat I had not abandoned her, and that she owed her preservation to myefforts. The inquiries which the girl was unable to answer were now putto me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hardby was the girl, venting her anguish in the deepest groans, andentreating relief from the new-comers.
One of the company, on approaching the girl, betrayed the utmostperturbation. "Good God!" he cried, "is this a dream? Can it be you?Speak!" "Ah, my father! my father!" answered she, "it is I indeed. " The company, attracted by this dialogue, crowded round the girl, whomher father, clasping in his arms, lifted from the ground, and pressed, in a transport of joy, to his breast. This delight w...as succeeded bysolicitude respecting her condition. She could only answer his inquiriesby complaining that her side was bruised to pieces. "How came youhere?"--"Who hurt you?"--"Where did the Indians carry you?"--werequestions to which she could make no reply but by sobs and plaints.
My own calamities were forgotten in contemplating the fondness andcompassion of the man for his child. I derived new joy from reflectingthat I had not abandoned her, and that she owed her preservation to myefforts. The inquiries which the girl was unable to answer were now putto me.
What to read after Edgar Huntleyor Memoirs of a Sleep Walker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Charles Brockden to read onlineMoreLess
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