Miranda of the Balcony a Story
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You would have had not a single word to say. " She raised her eyes now and confronted him de- fiantly.
" Yes, " said Charnock, " I admit that, " and a great change came over Miranda. She stepped out of her corner. She raised her arms above her head like one waking from sleep. " But I have had my fill of deceptions. I am surfeited. Ask what you will, I'll answer you, and answer you the truth. And for one thing, this is true : you told me Ralph Warriner was alive, that night, at Lady Donnisthorpe...'s. " " I told you ? On the balcony ? " " No, before. In the ball-room. You described xvi MIRANDA OF THE BALCONY 221 him to me. You quoted his phrases. You had seen him that very morning. He was the stranger you quarrelled with in the streets of Plymouth. " "And you knew him from my description ! ' cried Charnock. All the anger had gone from his face, all the coldness from his voice. " I remem- ber. Your face grew so white in the shadow of the alcove I should have believed you had swooned but for the living trouble in your eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You would have had not a single word to say. " She raised her eyes now and confronted him de- fiantly.
" Yes, " said Charnock, " I admit that, " and a great change came over Miranda. She stepped out of her corner. She raised her arms above her head like one waking from sleep. " But I have had my fill of deceptions. I am surfeited. Ask what you will, I'll answer you, and answer you the truth. And for one thing, this is true : you told me Ralph Warriner was alive, that night, at Lady Donnisthorpe...'s. " " I told you ? On the balcony ? " " No, before. In the ball-room. You described xvi MIRANDA OF THE BALCONY 221 him to me. You quoted his phrases. You had seen him that very morning. He was the stranger you quarrelled with in the streets of Plymouth. " "And you knew him from my description ! ' cried Charnock. All the anger had gone from his face, all the coldness from his voice. " I remem- ber. Your face grew so white in the shadow of the alcove I should have believed you had swooned but for the living trouble in your eyes.
What to read after Miranda of the Balcony a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E W Alfred Edward Woodley Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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