Tales And Sketches volume 6
Tales And Sketches volume 6
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!43 skeleton of the hero he had lately been ; and a sullen instability of mind flashed loweringly in his dark eye. His brother was almost terrified at his looks, for he re- garded him sometimes as with dark suspicion, and as if lie dreaded him to be an incendiary.
" My dear brother, " said Sir Richard, what is it that hangs upon your mind, and discomposes you so much ? You are indeed an altered man since I had the misfortune to be taken from you. Tell me how fares all within the castle ?" "Oh, ...very well; quite well, brother. All perfectly secure quite well within the castle . " But as he said this he strode rapidly backward and forward across the small apartment, and eyed the canvas on each side with a grin of rage, as if he suspected that it concealed listen- ers ; nor was he wrong in his conjectures, though it was only caused by the frenzy of habitual distrust. " But, how can I be otherwise than discomposed, brother, " con- tinued he, " when I am in so short a time to see you sacrificed in the prime of youth and vigour, to my own obstinacy and pride, perhaps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
!43 skeleton of the hero he had lately been ; and a sullen instability of mind flashed loweringly in his dark eye. His brother was almost terrified at his looks, for he re- garded him sometimes as with dark suspicion, and as if lie dreaded him to be an incendiary.
" My dear brother, " said Sir Richard, what is it that hangs upon your mind, and discomposes you so much ? You are indeed an altered man since I had the misfortune to be taken from you. Tell me how fares all within the castle ?" "Oh, ...very well; quite well, brother. All perfectly secure quite well within the castle . " But as he said this he strode rapidly backward and forward across the small apartment, and eyed the canvas on each side with a grin of rage, as if he suspected that it concealed listen- ers ; nor was he wrong in his conjectures, though it was only caused by the frenzy of habitual distrust. " But, how can I be otherwise than discomposed, brother, " con- tinued he, " when I am in so short a time to see you sacrificed in the prime of youth and vigour, to my own obstinacy and pride, perhaps.
What to read after Tales And Sketches volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hogg, James, 1770-1835 to read onlineMoreLess
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