Historical Vignettes
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" A wretch ! " she said, her face on fire.
" Saw'st thou his blue eyes and pretty curls? " said the goldsmith. " He is son to my master- setter, whose house this is. I had dreamed once of such a babe, mine own and thine. " She rose and crept to him, looking in his face. It was a bronzed and honest one, though drawn with pain.
" Harry, " she whispered, " find me clothes and bid me begone in memory of our once kisses, Harry. " " They are here, " he said. " Everything is prepared for thee the mean...s to lead a blame- 128 HISTORICAL VIGNETTES less life henceforth. Summon the woman when I'm gone. I would not have them say I left my wife to starve. " 'He put out his arms, passion in his eyes, but withdrew them resolutely.
" Nay, " he said ; " in heaven not yet. " 'He fell back a little, and cried out suddenly : " Your foot, Jane ! Poor foot ; it bleeds ! " He motioned her to the couch, knelt, lifted the wounded limb, and with his napkin staunched the trickling blood. He held it to his breast, and at last, with a long, yearning sigh, put his lips to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A wretch ! " she said, her face on fire.
" Saw'st thou his blue eyes and pretty curls? " said the goldsmith. " He is son to my master- setter, whose house this is. I had dreamed once of such a babe, mine own and thine. " She rose and crept to him, looking in his face. It was a bronzed and honest one, though drawn with pain.
" Harry, " she whispered, " find me clothes and bid me begone in memory of our once kisses, Harry. " " They are here, " he said. " Everything is prepared for thee the mean...s to lead a blame- 128 HISTORICAL VIGNETTES less life henceforth. Summon the woman when I'm gone. I would not have them say I left my wife to starve. " 'He put out his arms, passion in his eyes, but withdrew them resolutely.
" Nay, " he said ; " in heaven not yet. " 'He fell back a little, and cried out suddenly : " Your foot, Jane ! Poor foot ; it bleeds ! " He motioned her to the couch, knelt, lifted the wounded limb, and with his napkin staunched the trickling blood. He held it to his breast, and at last, with a long, yearning sigh, put his lips to it.
What to read after Historical Vignettes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Capes Bernard Edward Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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