Heiress of Haddon 8 3
Heiress of Haddon 8 3
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He pointed to his haggardface, and told her that a refusal would inevitably complete the workthat Manners had begun, but she was firm; and seeing that nothingwould shake her resolution, he resolved to put his plan into operationimmediately upon his recovery.
It was a deeply-laid scheme, the scheme of a villain, and it revealedits author in its proper light. As he communicated his plan to hispage, when the latter paid him his final visit, his face glowed withsatisfaction, and he imagined the cha...grin his dupes would feel whenthey found themselves within his power.
It was necessary, in the first place, to throw Manners off hisguard, and, smarting under the humiliation of his defeat, De la Zouchdetermined that his victor should also come within the reach ofhis net; and, as he witnessed the growing familiarity which existedbetween his rival and Dorothy, he was more than ever determinedto have vengeance upon him, and more jubilant at the prospect ofattaining the consummation of his wish.
This was the motive which caused his readiness to meet Manners as afriend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He pointed to his haggardface, and told her that a refusal would inevitably complete the workthat Manners had begun, but she was firm; and seeing that nothingwould shake her resolution, he resolved to put his plan into operationimmediately upon his recovery.
It was a deeply-laid scheme, the scheme of a villain, and it revealedits author in its proper light. As he communicated his plan to hispage, when the latter paid him his final visit, his face glowed withsatisfaction, and he imagined the cha...grin his dupes would feel whenthey found themselves within his power.
It was necessary, in the first place, to throw Manners off hisguard, and, smarting under the humiliation of his defeat, De la Zouchdetermined that his victor should also come within the reach ofhis net; and, as he witnessed the growing familiarity which existedbetween his rival and Dorothy, he was more than ever determinedto have vengeance upon him, and more jubilant at the prospect ofattaining the consummation of his wish.
This was the motive which caused his readiness to meet Manners as afriend.
What to read after Heiress of Haddon 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doubleday William E. to read onlineMoreLess
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