Guy Deverell 1
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Come, be distinct." "I can't say what she is, my lady, but she may be brought into folly some way. I only know this much, please my lady, it will be good for her you should be nigh, and your eye and thoughts about her, at least till the General returns." "Well, Gwynn, I see you don't choose to trust me." "I have, my lady, spoke that free to you as I would not to any other, I think, alive." "No, Gwynn, you don't trust me; you have your reasons, I suppose; but I think you are a ANOTHER GUEST. 165... shrewd woman — shrewd and mean well. I don't suppose that you could talk as you do without a reason; and though I can't see any myself, not be- lieving in apparitions or — or — " She nearly lost the thread of her discourse at this point, for as she spoke the word apparition, the remembrance of the young gentleman whom she had seen in Wardlock Church rose in her memory — handsome, pale, with sealed lips, and great eyes — unreadable as night — the resurrection of another image. The old yearning and horror overpowered the train of her thoughts, and she floundered into silence, and coughed into her handkerchief, to hide her momentary confusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come, be distinct." "I can't say what she is, my lady, but she may be brought into folly some way. I only know this much, please my lady, it will be good for her you should be nigh, and your eye and thoughts about her, at least till the General returns." "Well, Gwynn, I see you don't choose to trust me." "I have, my lady, spoke that free to you as I would not to any other, I think, alive." "No, Gwynn, you don't trust me; you have your reasons, I suppose; but I think you are a ANOTHER GUEST. 165... shrewd woman — shrewd and mean well. I don't suppose that you could talk as you do without a reason; and though I can't see any myself, not be- lieving in apparitions or — or — " She nearly lost the thread of her discourse at this point, for as she spoke the word apparition, the remembrance of the young gentleman whom she had seen in Wardlock Church rose in her memory — handsome, pale, with sealed lips, and great eyes — unreadable as night — the resurrection of another image. The old yearning and horror overpowered the train of her thoughts, and she floundered into silence, and coughed into her handkerchief, to hide her momentary confusion.
What to read after Guy Deverell 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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