Little Novels
Little Novels
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EIGHTH EPOCH.
WHETHER I was so weakened by illness as to be incapable of giving mymind to more than one subject for reflection at a time (that subjectbeing now the extraordinary recovery of my health)--or whether I waspreoccupied by the effort, which I was in honor bound to make, to resistthe growing attraction to me of Susan's society--I cannot presume tosay. This only I know: when the discovery of the terrible positiontoward Rothsay in which I now stood suddenly overwhelmed me, an intervalof ...some days had passed. I cannot account for it. I can only say--so itwas.
Susan was in the room. I was wholly unable to hide from her the suddenchange of color which betrayed the horror that had overpowered me. Shesaid, anxiously: "What has frightened you?" I don't think I heard her. The play was in my memory again--the fatalplay, which had wound itself into the texture of Rothsay's life andmine. In vivid remembrance, I saw once more the dramatic situation ofthe first act, and shrank from the reflection of it in the disasterwhich had fallen on my friend and myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EIGHTH EPOCH.
WHETHER I was so weakened by illness as to be incapable of giving mymind to more than one subject for reflection at a time (that subjectbeing now the extraordinary recovery of my health)--or whether I waspreoccupied by the effort, which I was in honor bound to make, to resistthe growing attraction to me of Susan's society--I cannot presume tosay. This only I know: when the discovery of the terrible positiontoward Rothsay in which I now stood suddenly overwhelmed me, an intervalof ...some days had passed. I cannot account for it. I can only say--so itwas.
Susan was in the room. I was wholly unable to hide from her the suddenchange of color which betrayed the horror that had overpowered me. Shesaid, anxiously: "What has frightened you?" I don't think I heard her. The play was in my memory again--the fatalplay, which had wound itself into the texture of Rothsay's life andmine. In vivid remembrance, I saw once more the dramatic situation ofthe first act, and shrank from the reflection of it in the disasterwhich had fallen on my friend and myself.
What to read after Little Novels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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