Macrimmon. a Highland Tale 3
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'' I fear not," was the answer ; " don Ivo persists in saying Bolivar has de- serted us. Nothing remains, tlierefore, hut to prepare for the worst." " That is an easy matter for you, my friend," returned the chevaher, " for death strikes you only through your own bosom ; but what sort of prepara- tion is witbin my reach, who experience the pangs of dissolution every time I look on that beloved face ? So she were safe, 1 care not though my flesh were torn in strips from every bone. But to think ...of the destiny that awaits her when my arm is nerveless — unable to dash the ruffian- conquerors away ! — me- thinks it were comparative happiness to see her this moment stretched lifeless at my feet." " Then let the hand I love stretch me there, Eugene," said his wife, gazing fondly on his face; " I wish not — will not MACRIMMON. B5 not outlive you. Or, if you would ra- ther have it so, I will watch the battle from afar, and, when I see that gallant crest beaten down, rush on the weapons of the enemy, and perish also." " Do not curse me by such devoted- ness, Eulalie," exclaimed the husband, blinding tears gushing down his pallid cheeks ; " I deserve it not, or I would never have allured you to follow the desperate fortunes of an exiled man." " That home must have been a desert without you,"' returned madame L'Evali ; " and since existence could only have been preserved by making a sacrifice of happiness, why should I lament its sur- render?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' I fear not," was the answer ; " don Ivo persists in saying Bolivar has de- serted us. Nothing remains, tlierefore, hut to prepare for the worst." " That is an easy matter for you, my friend," returned the chevaher, " for death strikes you only through your own bosom ; but what sort of prepara- tion is witbin my reach, who experience the pangs of dissolution every time I look on that beloved face ? So she were safe, 1 care not though my flesh were torn in strips from every bone. But to think ...of the destiny that awaits her when my arm is nerveless — unable to dash the ruffian- conquerors away ! — me- thinks it were comparative happiness to see her this moment stretched lifeless at my feet." " Then let the hand I love stretch me there, Eugene," said his wife, gazing fondly on his face; " I wish not — will not MACRIMMON. B5 not outlive you. Or, if you would ra- ther have it so, I will watch the battle from afar, and, when I see that gallant crest beaten down, rush on the weapons of the enemy, and perish also." " Do not curse me by such devoted- ness, Eulalie," exclaimed the husband, blinding tears gushing down his pallid cheeks ; " I deserve it not, or I would never have allured you to follow the desperate fortunes of an exiled man." " That home must have been a desert without you,"' returned madame L'Evali ; " and since existence could only have been preserved by making a sacrifice of happiness, why should I lament its sur- render?
What to read after Macrimmon. a Highland Tale 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutherland, Alexander, Lieutenant to read onlineMoreLess
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