Egbert Or the Victim of Credulity An Original Tale Embellished With New En
Egbert Or the Victim of Credulity An Original Tale Embellished With New En
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Scon after they mutually parted, and returned to their respective homes Egbert inwardly rejoicing at having an opportunity of mani- festing his friendship.
When he entered h^s house, a sad spectacle lay to his view it was his affectionate wife, thepart- ner of his cares, who J^obeen dreadfully gored by af mischievous 10 bull, as she passed over a meadow from the dairy-' the village doctor was there, but her unfortunate state baffled all his skill ; her death, he knew, was inevitable, and theref...ore prescribedaecordmgly, leaving an injunction that silence should pre- vail. His mandate was obeyed, and 11 Egbert alone sat up with his dying partner. The emotions of his heart on this awful occasion are better felt t han described, and sorrow gave vent to tears, which copiously bedewed his cheeks, and had never made there a channel since the death of his patron, whose loss he sorely felt and deplored, but was nothing to the dread of losing for ever the ob- ject of his affections.
The unhappy woman, midst her excruciating torture, took a little repose, occasiond by the draught sent for that purpose ; but awoke with such agonizing shrieks which would have pierced the heart of the most obdurate savage-rbhe lin- 12 gered a few hours, and, commending her soul to the tribu/ial of heaven, ppured ibrth her pious ejaculations for the eternal happiness of her af- fectionate husband, and the future welfare of her darling and only son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scon after they mutually parted, and returned to their respective homes Egbert inwardly rejoicing at having an opportunity of mani- festing his friendship.
When he entered h^s house, a sad spectacle lay to his view it was his affectionate wife, thepart- ner of his cares, who J^obeen dreadfully gored by af mischievous 10 bull, as she passed over a meadow from the dairy-' the village doctor was there, but her unfortunate state baffled all his skill ; her death, he knew, was inevitable, and theref...ore prescribedaecordmgly, leaving an injunction that silence should pre- vail. His mandate was obeyed, and 11 Egbert alone sat up with his dying partner. The emotions of his heart on this awful occasion are better felt t han described, and sorrow gave vent to tears, which copiously bedewed his cheeks, and had never made there a channel since the death of his patron, whose loss he sorely felt and deplored, but was nothing to the dread of losing for ever the ob- ject of his affections.
The unhappy woman, midst her excruciating torture, took a little repose, occasiond by the draught sent for that purpose ; but awoke with such agonizing shrieks which would have pierced the heart of the most obdurate savage-rbhe lin- 12 gered a few hours, and, commending her soul to the tribu/ial of heaven, ppured ibrth her pious ejaculations for the eternal happiness of her af- fectionate husband, and the future welfare of her darling and only son.
What to read after Egbert Or the Victim of Credulity An Original Tale Embellished With New En?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B W to read onlineMoreLess
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