The Castaway
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Cr 5Tou are going back to your humdrum Pisa, your books and your Mary. The world attracts you no more now with your money than it did when we found you in the debtors' prison. Well, every one to his taste! I wonder why you always- troubled yourself about George Gordon. " 248 THE CASTAWAY Her eyes narrowed as they lingered on the other fig- ure, turning alone into the forest road from which her wagonette had come.
"I would like to see your lordship's face when you get there I" she said half alou...d. "My authority is the con- vent's now. You may take your daughter if you can !" Not till both riders were out of sight did the wagon- ette draw into the highway.
Jane Clermont rode on, humming an air, looking ^curiously at the various vehicles that passed her on the smooth, well-travelled road, thinking with triumph of the man she had seen riding to Bagnacavallo. She had guessed the object of Shelley's trip to Venice, but the knowledge had not at first stirred her natural and self- absorbed indifference.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cr 5Tou are going back to your humdrum Pisa, your books and your Mary. The world attracts you no more now with your money than it did when we found you in the debtors' prison. Well, every one to his taste! I wonder why you always- troubled yourself about George Gordon. " 248 THE CASTAWAY Her eyes narrowed as they lingered on the other fig- ure, turning alone into the forest road from which her wagonette had come.
"I would like to see your lordship's face when you get there I" she said half alou...d. "My authority is the con- vent's now. You may take your daughter if you can !" Not till both riders were out of sight did the wagon- ette draw into the highway.
Jane Clermont rode on, humming an air, looking ^curiously at the various vehicles that passed her on the smooth, well-travelled road, thinking with triumph of the man she had seen riding to Bagnacavallo. She had guessed the object of Shelley's trip to Venice, but the knowledge had not at first stirred her natural and self- absorbed indifference.
What to read after The Castaway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hallie Erminie Rives to read onlineMoreLess
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