Mary Raymond, And Other Tales 2
Mary Raymond, And Other Tales 2
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' — while Antoinette, pale as her dying mother, was unable to utter a syllable \ but kept THE LIT DE VEILLE. 225 convulsively kissing the hand of the Marquis, as if a sentence of illegitimacy would prove to her young heart a sentence of death.
" ^ And since I must die with the brand of guilt upon my brow/ added the dying woman, * let me at least atone the injury I have inflicted by a final act of justice.' " * Not another word ! * — cried Monsieur de St.
Sauveur, advancing solemnly towards the ...bed- side; ^ such atonexaent were a deeper injury. I have loved — I love these three children as my own.
— I cannot spare the one of which you would de prive me. — I have heard too much — I wish to hear no more ! — ^You have robbed me of my ten- derness towards the wife of my youth ; bereave me not of one of my beloved girls ! * *^The sistfers sprang at once into his arms! — They bathed him with their tears, — they clung to the heart, the generous heart of that best of men ; and lo !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' — while Antoinette, pale as her dying mother, was unable to utter a syllable \ but kept THE LIT DE VEILLE. 225 convulsively kissing the hand of the Marquis, as if a sentence of illegitimacy would prove to her young heart a sentence of death.
" ^ And since I must die with the brand of guilt upon my brow/ added the dying woman, * let me at least atone the injury I have inflicted by a final act of justice.' " * Not another word ! * — cried Monsieur de St.
Sauveur, advancing solemnly towards the ...bed- side; ^ such atonexaent were a deeper injury. I have loved — I love these three children as my own.
— I cannot spare the one of which you would de prive me. — I have heard too much — I wish to hear no more ! — ^You have robbed me of my ten- derness towards the wife of my youth ; bereave me not of one of my beloved girls ! * *^The sistfers sprang at once into his arms! — They bathed him with their tears, — they clung to the heart, the generous heart of that best of men ; and lo !
What to read after Mary Raymond, And Other Tales 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gore Catherine Grace Frances to read onlineMoreLess
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