Richard Carvel — volume 08
Richard Carvel — volume 08
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Manners quietly left theroom, and after a while as quietly came back again and sat down by thefire, whispering to Aunt Lucy.
Fate, in some inexplicable way, had carried me into the enemy's countryand made me the guest of Mr. Marmaduke Manners. As I lay staring upward, odd little bits of the past came floating to the top of my mind, presently to be pieced together. The injuries Mr. Marmaduke had done mewere the first to collect, since I was searching for the cause of myresentment against him. Th...e incidents arrived haphazard as magiclanthorn views, but very vivid. His denial of me before Mr. Dix, and histreachery at Vauxhall, when he had sent me to be murdered. Next I feltmyself clutching the skin over his ribs in Arlington Street, when I hadflung him across the room in his yellow night-gown. That brought me tothe most painful scene of my life, when I had parted with Dorothy at thetop of the stairs. Afterward followed scraps of the years at Gordon'sPride, and on top of them the talk with McAndrews.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Manners quietly left theroom, and after a while as quietly came back again and sat down by thefire, whispering to Aunt Lucy.
Fate, in some inexplicable way, had carried me into the enemy's countryand made me the guest of Mr. Marmaduke Manners. As I lay staring upward, odd little bits of the past came floating to the top of my mind, presently to be pieced together. The injuries Mr. Marmaduke had done mewere the first to collect, since I was searching for the cause of myresentment against him. Th...e incidents arrived haphazard as magiclanthorn views, but very vivid. His denial of me before Mr. Dix, and histreachery at Vauxhall, when he had sent me to be murdered. Next I feltmyself clutching the skin over his ribs in Arlington Street, when I hadflung him across the room in his yellow night-gown. That brought me tothe most painful scene of my life, when I had parted with Dorothy at thetop of the stairs. Afterward followed scraps of the years at Gordon'sPride, and on top of them the talk with McAndrews.
What to read after Richard Carvel — volume 08?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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