My Novel — volume 12
My Novel — volume 12
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You cannot be wild and wicked enough to meditate whatyour brow seems to threaten. You cannot dream of revenge, --risk Audley'slife or your own?" "Tut, tut, tut! What cause here for duels? Single combats are out ofdate; civilized men do not slay each other with sword and pistol. Tut!revenge! Does it look like revenge, that one object which brings mehither is to request my father's permission to charge myself with thecare of Audley Egerton's election? What he values most in the world ishis politi...cal position; and here his political existence is at stake. You know that I have had through life the character of a weak, easy, somewhat over-generous man. Such men are not revengeful. Hold! You layyour hand on my arm, --I know the magic of that light touch, Mother; butits power over me is gone. Countess of Lansmere, hear me! Ever frominfancy (save in that frantic passion for which I now despise myself), I have obeyed you, I trust, as a duteous son. Now, our relativepositions are somewhat altered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You cannot be wild and wicked enough to meditate whatyour brow seems to threaten. You cannot dream of revenge, --risk Audley'slife or your own?" "Tut, tut, tut! What cause here for duels? Single combats are out ofdate; civilized men do not slay each other with sword and pistol. Tut!revenge! Does it look like revenge, that one object which brings mehither is to request my father's permission to charge myself with thecare of Audley Egerton's election? What he values most in the world ishis politi...cal position; and here his political existence is at stake. You know that I have had through life the character of a weak, easy, somewhat over-generous man. Such men are not revengeful. Hold! You layyour hand on my arm, --I know the magic of that light touch, Mother; butits power over me is gone. Countess of Lansmere, hear me! Ever frominfancy (save in that frantic passion for which I now despise myself), I have obeyed you, I trust, as a duteous son. Now, our relativepositions are somewhat altered.
What to read after My Novel — volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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