The Corsican Lovers a Story of the Vendetta
The Corsican Lovers a Story of the Vendetta
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" " It is false, good friends, " cried Vivienne. " The Count does not contemplate an act of justice, but one of vengeance. " " It is true, " cried Pascal. " He is a son of the man who murdered my father, and by our unwritten law, handed down to us for hundreds of years, his death is but a poor requital for his father's crime. " Count Mont d'Oro unsheathed his sword and ad- dressed Pascal: " It is my right to secure satisfaction for the insult "HE IS THE MAN!" 257 given me before your guests to-...night If in doing this I avenge your wrongs, so much the better. " As Count Mont d'Oro, with drawn sword, advanced towards Victor, who, unarmed, looked at him proudly and defiantly, loud cries burst from many of the ladies, who averted or covered their faces, while some of the gentlemen exclaimed: " It is not the Count's right. It belongs to Pascal and Julien. " Vivienne turned an entreating face towards Admiral Enright. Would he do nothing to save his friend and brother officer? Then she noticed for the first time that the Admiral's sword hung by his side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " It is false, good friends, " cried Vivienne. " The Count does not contemplate an act of justice, but one of vengeance. " " It is true, " cried Pascal. " He is a son of the man who murdered my father, and by our unwritten law, handed down to us for hundreds of years, his death is but a poor requital for his father's crime. " Count Mont d'Oro unsheathed his sword and ad- dressed Pascal: " It is my right to secure satisfaction for the insult "HE IS THE MAN!" 257 given me before your guests to-...night If in doing this I avenge your wrongs, so much the better. " As Count Mont d'Oro, with drawn sword, advanced towards Victor, who, unarmed, looked at him proudly and defiantly, loud cries burst from many of the ladies, who averted or covered their faces, while some of the gentlemen exclaimed: " It is not the Count's right. It belongs to Pascal and Julien. " Vivienne turned an entreating face towards Admiral Enright. Would he do nothing to save his friend and brother officer? Then she noticed for the first time that the Admiral's sword hung by his side.
What to read after The Corsican Lovers a Story of the Vendetta?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pidgin Charles Felton to read onlineMoreLess
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