The Caxtons — Complete
The Caxtons — Complete
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why do you think so?" "I have seen his remains, " said my uncle, with the same gloomy calm. "Wewill all mourn for him. Pisistratus, you are heir to my name now, as toyour father's. Good-night; excuse me, all--all you dear and kind ones;I am worn out. " Roland lighted his candle and went away, leaving usthunderstruck; but he came back again, looked round, took up his book, open in the favorite passage, nodded again, and again vanished. Welooked at each other as if we had seen a ghost. Then my fa...ther roseand went out of the room, and remained in Roland's till the night waswell-nigh gone! We sat up, my mother and I, till he returned. His benignface looked profoundly sad.
"How is it, sir? Can you tell us more?" My father shook his head.
"Roland prays that you may preserve the same forbearance you have shownhitherto, and never mention his son's name to him. Peace be to theliving, as to the dead! Kitty, this changes our plans; we must all go toCumberland, --we cannot leave Roland thus!" "Poor, poor Roland!" said my mother, through her tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
why do you think so?" "I have seen his remains, " said my uncle, with the same gloomy calm. "Wewill all mourn for him. Pisistratus, you are heir to my name now, as toyour father's. Good-night; excuse me, all--all you dear and kind ones;I am worn out. " Roland lighted his candle and went away, leaving usthunderstruck; but he came back again, looked round, took up his book, open in the favorite passage, nodded again, and again vanished. Welooked at each other as if we had seen a ghost. Then my fa...ther roseand went out of the room, and remained in Roland's till the night waswell-nigh gone! We sat up, my mother and I, till he returned. His benignface looked profoundly sad.
"How is it, sir? Can you tell us more?" My father shook his head.
"Roland prays that you may preserve the same forbearance you have shownhitherto, and never mention his son's name to him. Peace be to theliving, as to the dead! Kitty, this changes our plans; we must all go toCumberland, --we cannot leave Roland thus!" "Poor, poor Roland!" said my mother, through her tears.
What to read after The Caxtons — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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