Oriole's Daughter. a Novel 1
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You have seen me, a drudge, at my drudgery. Within a week — nay, it may be in a day or two — the drudge's owner will return. My slavery will again be complete. My cup will have added to its bitterness the intolerable flavour of know- ing that you are there looking on. You have pitied me hitherto ; now I foresee that you will despise me. That I have de- served contempt, though I am now ex- piating my sin in dust and ashes, does not make It better. And,' he started up from ORIOLES DAUGHTER 133 hi...s chair and twisted his fingers into and out of each other, ' I cannot Hve in your contempt ; I cannot bear it ; I ask you to go-' Minna sat as if rooted to her chair.
She felt a surging in her ears, and things were indistinct for a moment or two before her eyes. Partially, if not completely, she comprehended the situation, and under stood that for him it was an agonizing one.
Of his relations to Signora Dietrich she had no manner of doubt in her own mind.
She was no child ; she knew a good deal of the world, and had a considerable tolerance for many human weaknesses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You have seen me, a drudge, at my drudgery. Within a week — nay, it may be in a day or two — the drudge's owner will return. My slavery will again be complete. My cup will have added to its bitterness the intolerable flavour of know- ing that you are there looking on. You have pitied me hitherto ; now I foresee that you will despise me. That I have de- served contempt, though I am now ex- piating my sin in dust and ashes, does not make It better. And,' he started up from ORIOLES DAUGHTER 133 hi...s chair and twisted his fingers into and out of each other, ' I cannot Hve in your contempt ; I cannot bear it ; I ask you to go-' Minna sat as if rooted to her chair.
She felt a surging in her ears, and things were indistinct for a moment or two before her eyes. Partially, if not completely, she comprehended the situation, and under stood that for him it was an agonizing one.
Of his relations to Signora Dietrich she had no manner of doubt in her own mind.
She was no child ; she knew a good deal of the world, and had a considerable tolerance for many human weaknesses.
What to read after Oriole's Daughter. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fothergill Jessie to read onlineMoreLess
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