Guy Waterman : a Novel 2
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Hammett at one of the Hall windows, also waving her handkerchief. So even that bit of comfort was denied him. She was ' gone ' then, probably for ever, as far as Guy's relations with her were concerned ! Despair suggested one last effort. Could he not overtake the carriage ? It would require a long and severe struggle, for it was already far in advance ; and, unluckily, its inmates would not see him, on account of the windings of the road among the trees. Nevertheless, Guy would have tried, for... he was habitually swift of foot, and accustomed to bodily endurance, but that he felt a BOLD STROKES. 119 growing sense of faintness and dulness about his head, which was speedily followed by a sickness so great that he was obliged to sit down on the low projecting stonework of the porch, saying to himself, 'No, no; it is quite hopeless. He must have struck hard. He knew me, I suppose, though he denies it. I hope he hasn't struck only too effec- tually.' Still he grew worse, till at last he was re- lieved by utter unconsciousness ; and when he again opened his eyes, Mrs.
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Hammett at one of the Hall windows, also waving her handkerchief. So even that bit of comfort was denied him. She was ' gone ' then, probably for ever, as far as Guy's relations with her were concerned ! Despair suggested one last effort. Could he not overtake the carriage ? It would require a long and severe struggle, for it was already far in advance ; and, unluckily, its inmates would not see him, on account of the windings of the road among the trees. Nevertheless, Guy would have tried, for... he was habitually swift of foot, and accustomed to bodily endurance, but that he felt a BOLD STROKES. 119 growing sense of faintness and dulness about his head, which was speedily followed by a sickness so great that he was obliged to sit down on the low projecting stonework of the porch, saying to himself, 'No, no; it is quite hopeless. He must have struck hard. He knew me, I suppose, though he denies it. I hope he hasn't struck only too effec- tually.' Still he grew worse, till at last he was re- lieved by utter unconsciousness ; and when he again opened his eyes, Mrs.
What to read after Guy Waterman : a Novel 2?
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