Penruddocke
Penruddocke
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The last words were uttered in a hissing whisper. I replied in a loud voice, — " Bombast will avail you nothing. I care for neither your threats nor your in- sinuations. I am here to demand Lady Castle's letters ; and, if I don't get them, yon Avill be posted as a blackguard, with whom no gentleman can associate, in every club to which you have been admitted. " " At the expense of your mistress's rep- utation, " he said ; and a diabolical smile crossed his face. " For her sake you will hardly d...o that; and if you did, — well, there would be an end of all compromise between her and me. I should proceed to extremities, that is all. She has made me suH'cr horribly, — liumiliation, jealousy, — • . What is there I have not endin-ed ? I sac- rificed my career to her, and now she re- fuses me the miserable means of existence. I am not guided by your English ideas of honor " — 142 PENEUDDOCKE. " You need not tell me that. " " And as I mean to leave En'^-land at once, your threat of c'xcommuuicat'u)!!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The last words were uttered in a hissing whisper. I replied in a loud voice, — " Bombast will avail you nothing. I care for neither your threats nor your in- sinuations. I am here to demand Lady Castle's letters ; and, if I don't get them, yon Avill be posted as a blackguard, with whom no gentleman can associate, in every club to which you have been admitted. " " At the expense of your mistress's rep- utation, " he said ; and a diabolical smile crossed his face. " For her sake you will hardly d...o that; and if you did, — well, there would be an end of all compromise between her and me. I should proceed to extremities, that is all. She has made me suH'cr horribly, — liumiliation, jealousy, — • . What is there I have not endin-ed ? I sac- rificed my career to her, and now she re- fuses me the miserable means of existence. I am not guided by your English ideas of honor " — 142 PENEUDDOCKE. " You need not tell me that. " " And as I mean to leave En'^-land at once, your threat of c'xcommuuicat'u)!!
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