The Dead Boxer
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She had said enough, however, to produce in his bosom torments almostequal to those of the damned. In several of their preceding dialogues, she had impressed him with a belief that young Lamh Laudher was theperson who had robbed his wife; and now to the hatred that originated ina spirit of avarice, she added the deep and deadly one of jealousy. Onthe other hand, the Dead Boxer had, in fact, begun to feel the influenceof Ellen Neil's beauty; and perhaps nothing would have given him greatersatisf...action than the removal of a woman whom he no longer loved, exceptfor those virtues which enabled him to accumulate money. And now, too, had he an equal interest in the removal of his double rival, whom, besides, he considered the spoliator of his hoarded property. Theloss of this money certainly stung him to the soul, and caused hisunfortunate wife to suffer a tenfold degree of persecution and misery. When to this we add his sudden passion for Ellen Neil, we may easilyconceive what she must have endured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had said enough, however, to produce in his bosom torments almostequal to those of the damned. In several of their preceding dialogues, she had impressed him with a belief that young Lamh Laudher was theperson who had robbed his wife; and now to the hatred that originated ina spirit of avarice, she added the deep and deadly one of jealousy. Onthe other hand, the Dead Boxer had, in fact, begun to feel the influenceof Ellen Neil's beauty; and perhaps nothing would have given him greatersatisf...action than the removal of a woman whom he no longer loved, exceptfor those virtues which enabled him to accumulate money. And now, too, had he an equal interest in the removal of his double rival, whom, besides, he considered the spoliator of his hoarded property. Theloss of this money certainly stung him to the soul, and caused hisunfortunate wife to suffer a tenfold degree of persecution and misery. When to this we add his sudden passion for Ellen Neil, we may easilyconceive what she must have endured.
What to read after The Dead Boxer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton William to read onlineMoreLess
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