My Friend Prospero; a Novel
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But I should probably have to wait some time in Purgatory. And, of course, I might go to Hell." Maria Dolores' face was full of trouble. "You must not talk like that," she said. "You must not.
It is wicked of you." "Then, if I am wicked, I should go to Hell.!"' inquired Annunziata, looking alertly up.
PART FIFTH 245 Maria Dolores looked about her, looked across the river, down the valley, as one in distress scan- ning the prospect for aid. "Of course you would not," she said. "My dear child, ca...n't we find some- thing else to talk of?" "Do you think I shall have a very long and hard Purgatory.?" asked Annunziata.
Maria Dolores threw a despairing glance at the horizon.
"No, no, dear," she answered, uneasily. "You will have a very short and gentle one. Anyhow, you'll not have to consider that for years to come.
Now shall we change the subject.'"' "Well," said Annunziata, with an air of delibera- tion, "if you are perfectly sure I shall not go to Hell, and that my Purgatory will not be long and hard, I think I will do what I said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I should probably have to wait some time in Purgatory. And, of course, I might go to Hell." Maria Dolores' face was full of trouble. "You must not talk like that," she said. "You must not.
It is wicked of you." "Then, if I am wicked, I should go to Hell.!"' inquired Annunziata, looking alertly up.
PART FIFTH 245 Maria Dolores looked about her, looked across the river, down the valley, as one in distress scan- ning the prospect for aid. "Of course you would not," she said. "My dear child, ca...n't we find some- thing else to talk of?" "Do you think I shall have a very long and hard Purgatory.?" asked Annunziata.
Maria Dolores threw a despairing glance at the horizon.
"No, no, dear," she answered, uneasily. "You will have a very short and gentle one. Anyhow, you'll not have to consider that for years to come.
Now shall we change the subject.'"' "Well," said Annunziata, with an air of delibera- tion, "if you are perfectly sure I shall not go to Hell, and that my Purgatory will not be long and hard, I think I will do what I said.
What to read after My Friend Prospero; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harland Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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