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She was attired in her hridal dress, dis- posed with the utmost regard to elegance and taste ; at her belt, almost concealed by the folds of the tunic, hung a small hatchet, and, pressed to her bosom, she bore a silver cross, presented by her husband in days of peace and happiness. Through the top was drilled an opening, in which was inserted a strong and sharp bone either of fish or fowl. Little regard was paid to her, in the engrossing interest which attracted all eyes to the pile, now bursti...ng into a blaze. The smoke and flame wreathed up into wild and fearful eddies.
Etoile suddenly sprang forward into the line of fire, which repelled the near approach of the executioners.
" I come, my love," she exclaimed, '^ I come.
In life or death I am for ever thine. Neither the cruelty of man nor the terrors of the grave shall sever us ! The emblem under which we die, assures us of another and a happier home !" At the same instant she struck the image of the sun from the stake, and with a single blow of her hatchet planted the cross in its place ', then, embrac- ing the sinking form of her husband, she yielded up her noble spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was attired in her hridal dress, dis- posed with the utmost regard to elegance and taste ; at her belt, almost concealed by the folds of the tunic, hung a small hatchet, and, pressed to her bosom, she bore a silver cross, presented by her husband in days of peace and happiness. Through the top was drilled an opening, in which was inserted a strong and sharp bone either of fish or fowl. Little regard was paid to her, in the engrossing interest which attracted all eyes to the pile, now bursti...ng into a blaze. The smoke and flame wreathed up into wild and fearful eddies.
Etoile suddenly sprang forward into the line of fire, which repelled the near approach of the executioners.
" I come, my love," she exclaimed, '^ I come.
In life or death I am for ever thine. Neither the cruelty of man nor the terrors of the grave shall sever us ! The emblem under which we die, assures us of another and a happier home !" At the same instant she struck the image of the sun from the stake, and with a single blow of her hatchet planted the cross in its place ', then, embrac- ing the sinking form of her husband, she yielded up her noble spirit.
What to read after The Atlantic Souvenir : for Mdcccxxxii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carey & Lea to read onlineMoreLess
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