Stanhope Burleigh. the Jesuits in Our House. a Novel
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He was at first tempted to reply to Jaudan ; but once more, from his noble, manly, truthful nature, disgust came up to stifle any expressions of his feelings towards such a man. By a violent ges- ture, he threw his farewell to Genevra, as he fixed his eyes on her vanishing form. As the carriage passed round a turn in the road, he saw Genevra's kerchief fluttering firom the carriage window. It must have been noticed by Jaudan himself.
" Brave girl ! " Stanhope exclaimed aloud. " That was done in... the presence of the General of the Company of Jesus ; " and looking in that direction till the carriage had disappeared, he folded his arms, and walked back to the margin of the lake. He stood there with his eyes fixed upon the still shadows of the luxurious branches of the mighty elm that rose over his head, as they lay sleeping upon the tranquil water.
" Villain Priest ! " he ejaculated. " I'll have a reckon- ing with him yet! How long," he continued, as he lifted his flashing eyes into the leafy sky over his head — WHERE TO SEE CEXKVRA AGAIN!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was at first tempted to reply to Jaudan ; but once more, from his noble, manly, truthful nature, disgust came up to stifle any expressions of his feelings towards such a man. By a violent ges- ture, he threw his farewell to Genevra, as he fixed his eyes on her vanishing form. As the carriage passed round a turn in the road, he saw Genevra's kerchief fluttering firom the carriage window. It must have been noticed by Jaudan himself.
" Brave girl ! " Stanhope exclaimed aloud. " That was done in... the presence of the General of the Company of Jesus ; " and looking in that direction till the carriage had disappeared, he folded his arms, and walked back to the margin of the lake. He stood there with his eyes fixed upon the still shadows of the luxurious branches of the mighty elm that rose over his head, as they lay sleeping upon the tranquil water.
" Villain Priest ! " he ejaculated. " I'll have a reckon- ing with him yet! How long," he continued, as he lifted his flashing eyes into the leafy sky over his head — WHERE TO SEE CEXKVRA AGAIN!
What to read after Stanhope Burleigh. the Jesuits in Our House. a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Edwards Charles Edwards Lester to read onlineMoreLess
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