Maiden's Adventure
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I will see her. I will bear it no longer. Myra ! Myra! I must see you to-night ! Oh ! my head is bursting. [Falls back on the bed.] Lucy, Lucy— not here. Myra will not believe me guilty, she knows my heart too well. O, Myra! if thou dost pronounce me guilty, 1 will live no longer; this night my spirit shall ac- company the spirit of the slain ! [He pulls out a bottle of poison.] This will I drink! Hush!
what's that? Hasty footsteps. [He hides the bottle; enter Lucy, bearing a waiter.] Lucy, is ...that you ?
Lucy— Yes, Massa; 'tis me. Eat your supper 42 Alfiiclcns A r] venture.
now. I is got some good pan-cakes for you, and some good news, artcr you eat.
Victor — What news, Lucy? Wh^it news?
Speak, quick ! I must hear!
Lucy — De 'tectives done took de train dis cben, and if you want to see Miss Myra, I think you kin, for Diana says she walks in de grove by herself 'most ehery night, and de moon is done ris now.
Victor — Lucy, hand me my cloak. [She hands it to him.] Thank you, good Lucy; take this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will see her. I will bear it no longer. Myra ! Myra! I must see you to-night ! Oh ! my head is bursting. [Falls back on the bed.] Lucy, Lucy— not here. Myra will not believe me guilty, she knows my heart too well. O, Myra! if thou dost pronounce me guilty, 1 will live no longer; this night my spirit shall ac- company the spirit of the slain ! [He pulls out a bottle of poison.] This will I drink! Hush!
what's that? Hasty footsteps. [He hides the bottle; enter Lucy, bearing a waiter.] Lucy, is ...that you ?
Lucy— Yes, Massa; 'tis me. Eat your supper 42 Alfiiclcns A r] venture.
now. I is got some good pan-cakes for you, and some good news, artcr you eat.
Victor — What news, Lucy? Wh^it news?
Speak, quick ! I must hear!
Lucy — De 'tectives done took de train dis cben, and if you want to see Miss Myra, I think you kin, for Diana says she walks in de grove by herself 'most ehery night, and de moon is done ris now.
Victor — Lucy, hand me my cloak. [She hands it to him.] Thank you, good Lucy; take this.
What to read after Maiden's Adventure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Branch, Travis A. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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