Eugene Aram — volume 01
Eugene Aram — volume 01
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Ihate to encounter that old woman; there is something so evil and savagein her manner of talk--and look, how she rates that poor girl, whom shehas dragged or decoyed to assist her!" Aram looked curiously on the old hag. "Poverty, " said he, "makes somehumble, but more malignant; is it not want that grafts the devil on thispoor woman's nature? Come, let us accost her--I like conferring withdistress. " "It is hard labour this?" said the Student gently.
The old woman looked up askant--the music of... the voice that addressed hersounded harsh on her ear.
"Ay, ay!" she answered. "You fine gentlefolks can know what the poorsuffer; ye talk and ye talk, but ye never assist. " "Say not so, Dame, " said Lester; "did I not send you but yesterday breadand money? and when do you ever look up at the Hall without obtainingrelief?" "But the bread was as dry as a stick, " growled the hag: "and the money, what was it? will it last a week? Oh, yes! Ye think as much of your doitsand mites, as if ye stripped yourselves of a comfort to give it to us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ihate to encounter that old woman; there is something so evil and savagein her manner of talk--and look, how she rates that poor girl, whom shehas dragged or decoyed to assist her!" Aram looked curiously on the old hag. "Poverty, " said he, "makes somehumble, but more malignant; is it not want that grafts the devil on thispoor woman's nature? Come, let us accost her--I like conferring withdistress. " "It is hard labour this?" said the Student gently.
The old woman looked up askant--the music of... the voice that addressed hersounded harsh on her ear.
"Ay, ay!" she answered. "You fine gentlefolks can know what the poorsuffer; ye talk and ye talk, but ye never assist. " "Say not so, Dame, " said Lester; "did I not send you but yesterday breadand money? and when do you ever look up at the Hall without obtainingrelief?" "But the bread was as dry as a stick, " growled the hag: "and the money, what was it? will it last a week? Oh, yes! Ye think as much of your doitsand mites, as if ye stripped yourselves of a comfort to give it to us.
What to read after Eugene Aram — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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