Master of His Fate
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"Your time is not yet! Yes, you willlive!--live! But I must be cut off--though not for ever--from the sweetestand dearest, the noblest and purest of all God's creatures!" In the meantime Lefevre had been examining his sister with closerscrutiny. He raised her eyelid and looked at her eye; he pricked her onthe arm and wrist; and then he turned to Julius.
"Julius, " said he, "what does this mean?" "It means, " answered Julius, covering his face with his hands, "that Iam of all living things the m...ost accurst!" Then with a cry of horror andanguish he fled from the room and down the stairs.
Lady Lefevre followed him in a flutter of fear. Presently she returned, and said, in answer to a look from her son, "He snatched his hat andcoat, and was gone before I came up with him. " Without a word Lefevre set himself to recover his sister, and in half anhour she was well enough to walk with Lady Mary's assistance to bed.
The guests, meanwhile, had departed, all but two or three intimates; andin less than an hour Dr Lefevre was returning home in the Fane carriage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Your time is not yet! Yes, you willlive!--live! But I must be cut off--though not for ever--from the sweetestand dearest, the noblest and purest of all God's creatures!" In the meantime Lefevre had been examining his sister with closerscrutiny. He raised her eyelid and looked at her eye; he pricked her onthe arm and wrist; and then he turned to Julius.
"Julius, " said he, "what does this mean?" "It means, " answered Julius, covering his face with his hands, "that Iam of all living things the m...ost accurst!" Then with a cry of horror andanguish he fled from the room and down the stairs.
Lady Lefevre followed him in a flutter of fear. Presently she returned, and said, in answer to a look from her son, "He snatched his hat andcoat, and was gone before I came up with him. " Without a word Lefevre set himself to recover his sister, and in half anhour she was well enough to walk with Lady Mary's assistance to bed.
The guests, meanwhile, had departed, all but two or three intimates; andin less than an hour Dr Lefevre was returning home in the Fane carriage.
What to read after Master of His Fate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cobban J. Mclaren to read onlineMoreLess
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