Madge O' the Pool
Madge O' the Pool
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*But neither he nor his son came to any harm, save the common doom of all. Of his grandson wild things were said, but all that is known certainly is that he hanged himself upon the great oak in front of Roehurst. He, too, however, had left a Gabriel behind him as his successor, in due time a good knight and learned man, who brought up his only child worthily and steadfastly. Strange that the heir of two such loyal and excellent men should prove so 84 THE GYPSY CHRIST feather-brained as to love ...the woods better than the streets, and the wild people of the woods better than courtiers and scholars ! Stranger still that the old omens should recur, till, at last, Gervase Fanshawe, after an awfiil curse upon all of his blood, and terrifying blasphemies, openly set fire to his manor, and himself, with his little daughter (though the young Gabriel escaped), was consumed in the flames, * Thus, with tragic alternations, went the lives of my forbears, till, after many generations of English Fanshawes, the house of Roehurst came to an end with Jasper Fanshawe.' At that moment so savage an onslaught of wind and rain w^ made upon the house, so violent a quake of thimder shook the walls, that further speech was impossible for the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*But neither he nor his son came to any harm, save the common doom of all. Of his grandson wild things were said, but all that is known certainly is that he hanged himself upon the great oak in front of Roehurst. He, too, however, had left a Gabriel behind him as his successor, in due time a good knight and learned man, who brought up his only child worthily and steadfastly. Strange that the heir of two such loyal and excellent men should prove so 84 THE GYPSY CHRIST feather-brained as to love ...the woods better than the streets, and the wild people of the woods better than courtiers and scholars ! Stranger still that the old omens should recur, till, at last, Gervase Fanshawe, after an awfiil curse upon all of his blood, and terrifying blasphemies, openly set fire to his manor, and himself, with his little daughter (though the young Gabriel escaped), was consumed in the flames, * Thus, with tragic alternations, went the lives of my forbears, till, after many generations of English Fanshawes, the house of Roehurst came to an end with Jasper Fanshawe.' At that moment so savage an onslaught of wind and rain w^ made upon the house, so violent a quake of thimder shook the walls, that further speech was impossible for the time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp William to read onlineMoreLess
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