Ferrers : a Romance of the Reign of George the Second 1
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137 wretched a creature as I -, and I know that the wretched have no friends. Who can it be whom heaven has touched with pity for me in the extremity of my suffering ? Ah !" she con- tinued, as a sudden thought, covering her pallid face with a red flush, struck her — ^' I recollect whom I saw, or fancied I saw, yesterday ; but my brain is so light and perplexed that it might have been a dream. I hope it ivas so, or else there is more bitterness for me — more gall and wormwood still.^' ^^To whom... do you allude?" asked Mr.
Kirkland.
'* To my brother ! But if it was^ indeed, a dream, or if I have been delirious, I thank Heaven for its mercy. My brother must be abroad. You could not, Sir, have meant my brother — tell me you could not, and give me peace.'' " I did not mean your brother when I spoke of a kind friend who placed you under my care," replied Mr. Kirkland. '^ Still, it is my 138 FERRERS.
duty to say that you were 7iot deceived in imagining you saw your brother yesterday." " Then may God support me !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
137 wretched a creature as I -, and I know that the wretched have no friends. Who can it be whom heaven has touched with pity for me in the extremity of my suffering ? Ah !" she con- tinued, as a sudden thought, covering her pallid face with a red flush, struck her — ^' I recollect whom I saw, or fancied I saw, yesterday ; but my brain is so light and perplexed that it might have been a dream. I hope it ivas so, or else there is more bitterness for me — more gall and wormwood still.^' ^^To whom... do you allude?" asked Mr.
Kirkland.
'* To my brother ! But if it was^ indeed, a dream, or if I have been delirious, I thank Heaven for its mercy. My brother must be abroad. You could not, Sir, have meant my brother — tell me you could not, and give me peace.'' " I did not mean your brother when I spoke of a kind friend who placed you under my care," replied Mr. Kirkland. '^ Still, it is my 138 FERRERS.
duty to say that you were 7iot deceived in imagining you saw your brother yesterday." " Then may God support me !
What to read after Ferrers : a Romance of the Reign of George the Second 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ollier, Charles, 1788-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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