Eugene Aram; a Tale
Eugene Aram; a Tale
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But come, it is almost diurk again, and no doubt you wish to be stirring : stay, I will lead you back, and put you on the right track, lest you stumble on my Viends." ' Is thit cavern one of their haunts f " said Aram.
" Sometimes ; but they sleep the other side of The Devil's Crag to-night Nothing like a change of qnar ters for longevity — ehf " •* And they easUy spare you J " Digitized by VjOOQ iC SUQBMB ARAM, 68 *^ Yes, if it be only on rare occasioiis, and on the plea 0f family basiness. Ig...ow then, jonr hand, as before.
'Sdeath 1 how it rains I — lightning too I — I conld look with less fear on a naked sword than those red, forked, blinding flashes. — Hark I thunder 1 '' The night had now, indeed, suddenly changed its as* pect ; the rain descended in torrents, eren more irnpeto- oosly than on the former night, while the thunder burst oyer their very heads, as they wound upward through the brake. With every instant the lightning, darting through the nven chasm of the blackness that seemed suspended as in a solid substance aboye, brightened the whole hea* yen into one livid and terrific flame, and showed to the two men the faces of each other, rendered deathlike and ghastly by the glare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But come, it is almost diurk again, and no doubt you wish to be stirring : stay, I will lead you back, and put you on the right track, lest you stumble on my Viends." ' Is thit cavern one of their haunts f " said Aram.
" Sometimes ; but they sleep the other side of The Devil's Crag to-night Nothing like a change of qnar ters for longevity — ehf " •* And they easUy spare you J " Digitized by VjOOQ iC SUQBMB ARAM, 68 *^ Yes, if it be only on rare occasioiis, and on the plea 0f family basiness. Ig...ow then, jonr hand, as before.
'Sdeath 1 how it rains I — lightning too I — I conld look with less fear on a naked sword than those red, forked, blinding flashes. — Hark I thunder 1 '' The night had now, indeed, suddenly changed its as* pect ; the rain descended in torrents, eren more irnpeto- oosly than on the former night, while the thunder burst oyer their very heads, as they wound upward through the brake. With every instant the lightning, darting through the nven chasm of the blackness that seemed suspended as in a solid substance aboye, brightened the whole hea* yen into one livid and terrific flame, and showed to the two men the faces of each other, rendered deathlike and ghastly by the glare.
What to read after Eugene Aram; a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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