Rezánov
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" What meanest thou, Eosa? " Her voice rose hoarsely.
And the Indian, with the insight of her own tragedy, replied: '' The Russian has come for you, senoritaii You will go with him, far away to the north and the snow. These others never could win your heart; but this man who looks like a king, and as if many women had loved him, and he had cared little^^ Oh,-senorita, Carlos was only a poor Indian, but the men that women love all have something- that makes them brothers — the great Russian and ...the , 'poor man who goes mad for a moment land kills one woman -that he may live with another for ever. The great Russian is free, but he ds the same, senorita^-he too . could kill for love, and such are the men we women die for! " Concha, ambitious and romantic, eager for the brilliant life the advent of this Russian nobleman seemed to herald, had assured Santiago that he would love her ; but they had been the empty words of the Eavorita of many conquests; of love and passion she had known, suspected, nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What meanest thou, Eosa? " Her voice rose hoarsely.
And the Indian, with the insight of her own tragedy, replied: '' The Russian has come for you, senoritaii You will go with him, far away to the north and the snow. These others never could win your heart; but this man who looks like a king, and as if many women had loved him, and he had cared little^^ Oh,-senorita, Carlos was only a poor Indian, but the men that women love all have something- that makes them brothers — the great Russian and ...the , 'poor man who goes mad for a moment land kills one woman -that he may live with another for ever. The great Russian is free, but he ds the same, senorita^-he too . could kill for love, and such are the men we women die for! " Concha, ambitious and romantic, eager for the brilliant life the advent of this Russian nobleman seemed to herald, had assured Santiago that he would love her ; but they had been the empty words of the Eavorita of many conquests; of love and passion she had known, suspected, nothing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn, 1857-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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