Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy
Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy
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" So I went, and I sat there some hours, reading a prayer for him poor soul now and then, and it was quite on inthe day when he moved his hand.
He had been so still, that the moment he moved I knew of it, and I pulledoff my spectacles and laid down my book and rose and looked at him. Frommoving one hand he began to move both, and then his action was the actionof a person groping in the dark. Long after his eyes had opened, therewas a film over them and he still felt for his way out into light. ...Butby slow degrees his sight cleared and his hands stopped. He saw theceiling, he saw the wall, he saw me. As his sight cleared, mine clearedtoo, and when at last we looked in one another's faces, I started back, and I cries passionately: "O you wicked wicked man! Your sin has found you out!" For I knew him, the moment life looked out of his eyes, to be Mr. Edson, Jemmy's father who had so cruelly deserted Jemmy's young unmarried motherwho had died in my arms, poor tender creetur, and left Jemmy to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So I went, and I sat there some hours, reading a prayer for him poor soul now and then, and it was quite on inthe day when he moved his hand.
He had been so still, that the moment he moved I knew of it, and I pulledoff my spectacles and laid down my book and rose and looked at him. Frommoving one hand he began to move both, and then his action was the actionof a person groping in the dark. Long after his eyes had opened, therewas a film over them and he still felt for his way out into light. ...Butby slow degrees his sight cleared and his hands stopped. He saw theceiling, he saw the wall, he saw me. As his sight cleared, mine clearedtoo, and when at last we looked in one another's faces, I started back, and I cries passionately: "O you wicked wicked man! Your sin has found you out!" For I knew him, the moment life looked out of his eyes, to be Mr. Edson, Jemmy's father who had so cruelly deserted Jemmy's young unmarried motherwho had died in my arms, poor tender creetur, and left Jemmy to me.
What to read after Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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