Rookwood : a Romance V. 3
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Bawtrey is past — he takes the lower road by Thorne and Selby. He is skirting the waters of the deep-channelled Don.
Bess now began to manifest some slight symptoms of distress. There was a strain in the carriage of her throat — a dulness in her eye — a laxity in her ear — and a slight stagger in her gait, which Turpin noticed with apprehension.
Still she went on, though not at the same gallant pace as heretofore. But, as the tired bird still battles with the blast upon the ocean — as the ROOKW...OOD.
swimmer still stems the stream, though spent — on went she — nor did Turpin dare to check her- — fearing that if she stopped she might lose her force, or that if she fell, she would rise no more.
It was now that gray and grimly hour, ere one flicker of orange or rose has gemmed the east, and when unwearying Nature herself seems to snatch brief repose. In the roar of restless cities, this is the only time when their strife is hushed. Midnight is awake — alive — the streets ring with laughter, and with rattling wheels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bawtrey is past — he takes the lower road by Thorne and Selby. He is skirting the waters of the deep-channelled Don.
Bess now began to manifest some slight symptoms of distress. There was a strain in the carriage of her throat — a dulness in her eye — a laxity in her ear — and a slight stagger in her gait, which Turpin noticed with apprehension.
Still she went on, though not at the same gallant pace as heretofore. But, as the tired bird still battles with the blast upon the ocean — as the ROOKW...OOD.
swimmer still stems the stream, though spent — on went she — nor did Turpin dare to check her- — fearing that if she stopped she might lose her force, or that if she fell, she would rise no more.
It was now that gray and grimly hour, ere one flicker of orange or rose has gemmed the east, and when unwearying Nature herself seems to snatch brief repose. In the roar of restless cities, this is the only time when their strife is hushed. Midnight is awake — alive — the streets ring with laughter, and with rattling wheels.
What to read after Rookwood : a Romance V. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ainsworth William Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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