Pathaway Or Nick Whiffles On the Trail
Pathaway Or Nick Whiffles On the Trail
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T command yes, I command yon to dismiss such thoughts, " she replied, with more authoritativeness and fervour than ?he had yet displayed.
" You forget, fair outlaw, you command these ruffiians, not me. " " Outlaw and ruffians !" muttered Carlota, annoyed and vexed.
" Ye?, " resumed Pathaway, bending toward her, and speaking softly, " you will save me. You will leave me unscathed from the midst of your lions. " "No! I tell you no /" she answered, hurriedly, with marked emphasis, and touching her... horse with the whip, galloped to the side of Hendricks, leaving Pathaway in a whirl of doubt and agitation.
CHAPTER IX.
CARLOTA.
Persons in positions of danger are prone to think of the good and evil of their lives, and to draw a balance in favour of one or the other. Pathaway did not attempt a very nice adjustment of his moral accounts ; but felt, as all right- thinking men do in seasons of extremity, genuine regret that his life had been so barren of results, and so little productive of happiness to others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T command yes, I command yon to dismiss such thoughts, " she replied, with more authoritativeness and fervour than ?he had yet displayed.
" You forget, fair outlaw, you command these ruffiians, not me. " " Outlaw and ruffians !" muttered Carlota, annoyed and vexed.
" Ye?, " resumed Pathaway, bending toward her, and speaking softly, " you will save me. You will leave me unscathed from the midst of your lions. " "No! I tell you no /" she answered, hurriedly, with marked emphasis, and touching her... horse with the whip, galloped to the side of Hendricks, leaving Pathaway in a whirl of doubt and agitation.
CHAPTER IX.
CARLOTA.
Persons in positions of danger are prone to think of the good and evil of their lives, and to draw a balance in favour of one or the other. Pathaway did not attempt a very nice adjustment of his moral accounts ; but felt, as all right- thinking men do in seasons of extremity, genuine regret that his life had been so barren of results, and so little productive of happiness to others.
What to read after Pathaway Or Nick Whiffles On the Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H John Hovey Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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