For a Songs Sake And Other Stories
For a Songs Sake And Other Stories
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" As she sangj a vision of her as he had last seen her, in all her glory of beauty, seemed to rise before him. Oh, to clasp her close in his arms, to call her his, his very own, to banquet full of love !
And what stood between him and this paradise of passion ? What but the life of the man who had just insulted him ; the man, too, at whose instigation her father and sister had fallen ? Should the chance go ? A movement of his hand, and she would be his, and a curse to his country set aside. He ...set his teeth together and for a minute fought hard with himself. Then he drew his dagger from his coat-pocket, and sprang like a wild animal upon his victim, pressed one hand over Orloff's mouth, and drove the dagger into his heart, not once, but thrice. Then he cast it on the floor, and passed rapidly and noiselessly down the garden. The night was dark, so that his advancing figure was not seen by a woman who was leaning against the garden gate, singing. Suddenly the gate opened from within, and a hand fell on hers, while a voice said in a hoarse whisper, which had something terrible in it : " Kiss me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" As she sangj a vision of her as he had last seen her, in all her glory of beauty, seemed to rise before him. Oh, to clasp her close in his arms, to call her his, his very own, to banquet full of love !
And what stood between him and this paradise of passion ? What but the life of the man who had just insulted him ; the man, too, at whose instigation her father and sister had fallen ? Should the chance go ? A movement of his hand, and she would be his, and a curse to his country set aside. He ...set his teeth together and for a minute fought hard with himself. Then he drew his dagger from his coat-pocket, and sprang like a wild animal upon his victim, pressed one hand over Orloff's mouth, and drove the dagger into his heart, not once, but thrice. Then he cast it on the floor, and passed rapidly and noiselessly down the garden. The night was dark, so that his advancing figure was not seen by a woman who was leaning against the garden gate, singing. Suddenly the gate opened from within, and a hand fell on hers, while a voice said in a hoarse whisper, which had something terrible in it : " Kiss me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Bourke Marston to read onlineMoreLess
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