The 30,000 Dollar Bequest And Other Stories
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But hasten and tell me how she has stoodthis trying scene, and what are her future determinations. " "You know, "said Louisa, "Major Elfonzo, that you have Ambulinia's first love, whichis of no small consequence. She came here about twilight, and shed manyprecious tears in consequence of her own fate with yours. We walkedsilently in yon little valley you see, where we spent a momentaryrepose. She seemed to be quite as determined as ever, and before we leftthat beautiful spot she offered up a pr...ayer to Heaven for thee. " "I willsee her then, " replied Elfonzo, "though legions of enemies may oppose. She is mine by foreordination--she is mine by prophesy--she is mineby her own free will, and I will rescue her from the hands of heroppressors. Will you not, Miss Louisa, assist me in my capture?" "I will certainly, by the aid of Divine Providence, " answered Louisa, "endeavor to break those slavish chains that bind the richest of prizes;though allow me, Major, to entreat you to use no harsh means on thisimportant occasion; take a decided stand, and write freely to Ambuliniaupon this subject, and I will see that no intervening cause hinders itspassage to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But hasten and tell me how she has stoodthis trying scene, and what are her future determinations. " "You know, "said Louisa, "Major Elfonzo, that you have Ambulinia's first love, whichis of no small consequence. She came here about twilight, and shed manyprecious tears in consequence of her own fate with yours. We walkedsilently in yon little valley you see, where we spent a momentaryrepose. She seemed to be quite as determined as ever, and before we leftthat beautiful spot she offered up a pr...ayer to Heaven for thee. " "I willsee her then, " replied Elfonzo, "though legions of enemies may oppose. She is mine by foreordination--she is mine by prophesy--she is mineby her own free will, and I will rescue her from the hands of heroppressors. Will you not, Miss Louisa, assist me in my capture?" "I will certainly, by the aid of Divine Providence, " answered Louisa, "endeavor to break those slavish chains that bind the richest of prizes;though allow me, Major, to entreat you to use no harsh means on thisimportant occasion; take a decided stand, and write freely to Ambuliniaupon this subject, and I will see that no intervening cause hinders itspassage to her.
What to read after The 30,000 Dollar Bequest And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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