Martin Conisby's Vengeance
Martin Conisby's Vengeance
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No?" "No. " "You--never could love me, mind and heart and body? No?" "No. " "You could not endure me beside you, to--to live--with me near you?" "'Twould mean only pain, Joanna. " "Then go!" cried she. "I am not so base-souled to weep and wheedle, toscheme and pray for thing that can never be truly mine, or to keep youhere in hated bondage--go! The boat lieth yonder; take her and what youwill--only--get you gone!" Now at this I rose and would have taken her hands but she snatched thembehind her..., and now I wondered at her deathly pallor, --her very lips werepale and set.
"Joanna, " I stammered, "do you mean--am I--" "Go!" "Nay, first hear me say that wheresoever I go needs must I--" "Respect me!" cried she with a strange, wild laugh. "Oh, begone!" "Joanna, " said I, "for any harsh word I have spoke you in the past, for anypain you have suffered because of me, I do most surely grieve and wouldmost humbly crave your forgiveness and for this generous act I--I--" "Respect me?" said she in a small voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No?" "No. " "You--never could love me, mind and heart and body? No?" "No. " "You could not endure me beside you, to--to live--with me near you?" "'Twould mean only pain, Joanna. " "Then go!" cried she. "I am not so base-souled to weep and wheedle, toscheme and pray for thing that can never be truly mine, or to keep youhere in hated bondage--go! The boat lieth yonder; take her and what youwill--only--get you gone!" Now at this I rose and would have taken her hands but she snatched thembehind her..., and now I wondered at her deathly pallor, --her very lips werepale and set.
"Joanna, " I stammered, "do you mean--am I--" "Go!" "Nay, first hear me say that wheresoever I go needs must I--" "Respect me!" cried she with a strange, wild laugh. "Oh, begone!" "Joanna, " said I, "for any harsh word I have spoke you in the past, for anypain you have suffered because of me, I do most surely grieve and wouldmost humbly crave your forgiveness and for this generous act I--I--" "Respect me?" said she in a small voice.
What to read after Martin Conisby's Vengeance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farnol Jeffery to read onlineMoreLess
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