The Absentee
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and he's an honestman, and shame on me, that could suspect he meant us wrong. Lend me thepapers. ' He cracked the seals, and taking off the cover, --'It's the LASE, sureenough. Shame on me!--But stay, where's the memorandum?' 'It's there, sure, ' said his mother, 'where my lord's pencil writ it. Idon't read. --Grace, dear, look. ' The young man put it into her hands, and stood without power to utter asyllable.
'It's not here! It's gone!--no sign of it. ' 'Gracious Heaven! that can't be, ' said ...the old woman, putting on herspectacles; 'let me see--I remember the very spot. ' 'It's taken away--it's rubbed clean out!--Oh, wasn't I fool? But whocould have thought he'd be the villain!' The young man seemed neither tosee nor hear; but to be absorbed in thought.
Grace, with her eyes fixed upon him, grew as pale as death--'He'llgo--he's gone. ' 'She's gone!' cried Lord Colambre, and the mother just caught her in herarms as she was falling.
'The chaise is ready, PLASE your honour, ' said Larry, coming into theroom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and he's an honestman, and shame on me, that could suspect he meant us wrong. Lend me thepapers. ' He cracked the seals, and taking off the cover, --'It's the LASE, sureenough. Shame on me!--But stay, where's the memorandum?' 'It's there, sure, ' said his mother, 'where my lord's pencil writ it. Idon't read. --Grace, dear, look. ' The young man put it into her hands, and stood without power to utter asyllable.
'It's not here! It's gone!--no sign of it. ' 'Gracious Heaven! that can't be, ' said ...the old woman, putting on herspectacles; 'let me see--I remember the very spot. ' 'It's taken away--it's rubbed clean out!--Oh, wasn't I fool? But whocould have thought he'd be the villain!' The young man seemed neither tosee nor hear; but to be absorbed in thought.
Grace, with her eyes fixed upon him, grew as pale as death--'He'llgo--he's gone. ' 'She's gone!' cried Lord Colambre, and the mother just caught her in herarms as she was falling.
'The chaise is ready, PLASE your honour, ' said Larry, coming into theroom.
What to read after The Absentee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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