Tales for Young And Old
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Must I die so far frommy country and my brother! Mercy, mercy!' Then the blind man heard a fearful cry, like that of a dying man inhis last agony, and all was silence. After a time he distinguishedthe steps of one who seemed staggering under a heavy burden. 'Influenced by a sudden impulse, ' said Gervais, 'I went forward, asking what was the matter, and who had been moaning so. ' "Nothing, nothing, " said a voice in an agitated tone; "only a sickman who is being carried home, and has fainted on... the way. " And thevoice added, in a lower and menacing tone: "You may thank God thatyou are blind, or I would have done the same to you. " I knew thenthat a horrible crime had been committed, and was seized with terror. All things conspired to overwhelm me with fear; for immediately adreadful storm arose, and the loud thunder seemed to pursue themurderer. I thought the world was at an end. Trembling, I continuedmy journey, resolving never to reveal what I had heard; for thecriminal may belong to these parts, and the life of a poor old blindman is at the mercy of every one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Must I die so far frommy country and my brother! Mercy, mercy!' Then the blind man heard a fearful cry, like that of a dying man inhis last agony, and all was silence. After a time he distinguishedthe steps of one who seemed staggering under a heavy burden. 'Influenced by a sudden impulse, ' said Gervais, 'I went forward, asking what was the matter, and who had been moaning so. ' "Nothing, nothing, " said a voice in an agitated tone; "only a sickman who is being carried home, and has fainted on... the way. " And thevoice added, in a lower and menacing tone: "You may thank God thatyou are blind, or I would have done the same to you. " I knew thenthat a horrible crime had been committed, and was seized with terror. All things conspired to overwhelm me with fear; for immediately adreadful storm arose, and the loud thunder seemed to pursue themurderer. I thought the world was at an end. Trembling, I continuedmy journey, resolving never to reveal what I had heard; for thecriminal may belong to these parts, and the life of a poor old blindman is at the mercy of every one.
What to read after Tales for Young And Old?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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