Farina
Farina
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'I thought you were one of that dreadful Werner's band, and I hate him. ' Guy undeceived her.
'He took my sister, ' she went on, 'and his cruelty killed her. Hepersecuted me even in the lifetime of my good man. Last night he camehere in the middle of the storm with a young creature bright as an angel, and sorrowful--' 'He's gone, you're sure?' broke in Guy.
'Gone! Oh, yes! Soon as the storm abated he dragged her on. Oh! theway that young thing looked at me, and I able to do nothing for her. ' '...Now, the Lord bless you for a rosy Christian!' cried Guy, and, in hisadmiration, he flung his arm round her and sealed a ringing kiss on eachcheek.
'No good man defrauded by that! and let me see the fellow that thinksevil of it. If I ever told a woman a secret, I 'd tell you one now, trust me. But I never do, so farewell! Not another?' Hasty times keep the feelings in a ferment, and the landlady wasextremely angry with Guy and heartily forgave him, all within a minute.
'No more, ' said she, laughing: 'but wait; I have something for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'I thought you were one of that dreadful Werner's band, and I hate him. ' Guy undeceived her.
'He took my sister, ' she went on, 'and his cruelty killed her. Hepersecuted me even in the lifetime of my good man. Last night he camehere in the middle of the storm with a young creature bright as an angel, and sorrowful--' 'He's gone, you're sure?' broke in Guy.
'Gone! Oh, yes! Soon as the storm abated he dragged her on. Oh! theway that young thing looked at me, and I able to do nothing for her. ' '...Now, the Lord bless you for a rosy Christian!' cried Guy, and, in hisadmiration, he flung his arm round her and sealed a ringing kiss on eachcheek.
'No good man defrauded by that! and let me see the fellow that thinksevil of it. If I ever told a woman a secret, I 'd tell you one now, trust me. But I never do, so farewell! Not another?' Hasty times keep the feelings in a ferment, and the landlady wasextremely angry with Guy and heartily forgave him, all within a minute.
'No more, ' said she, laughing: 'but wait; I have something for you.
What to read after Farina?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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