The Fallen Leaves
The Fallen Leaves
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That innate depravity which Amelius had lately discovered in his ownnature, let the forbidden thoughts loose in him again as he watched thedeparting carriage from the door. "If poor little Sally had been in herplace--!" He made an effort of virtuous resolution, and stopped there. "What a blackguard a man may be, " he penitently reflected, "withoutsuspecting it himself!" He descended the house-steps. The discreet servant wished him goodmorning, with a certain cheery respect--the man was delighte...d to haveseen the last of his hard master for some months to come. Ameliusstopped and turned round, smiling grimly. He was in such a recklesshumour, that he was even ready to divert his mind by astonishing afootman. "Richard, " he said, "are you engaged to be married?" Richardstared in blank surprise at the strange question--and modestly admittedthat he was engaged to marry the housemaid next door. "Soon?" askedAmelius, swinging his stick. "As soon as I have saved a little moremoney, sir. " "Damn the money!" cried Amelius--and struck his stick onthe pavement, and walked away with a last look at the house as if hehated the sight of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That innate depravity which Amelius had lately discovered in his ownnature, let the forbidden thoughts loose in him again as he watched thedeparting carriage from the door. "If poor little Sally had been in herplace--!" He made an effort of virtuous resolution, and stopped there. "What a blackguard a man may be, " he penitently reflected, "withoutsuspecting it himself!" He descended the house-steps. The discreet servant wished him goodmorning, with a certain cheery respect--the man was delighte...d to haveseen the last of his hard master for some months to come. Ameliusstopped and turned round, smiling grimly. He was in such a recklesshumour, that he was even ready to divert his mind by astonishing afootman. "Richard, " he said, "are you engaged to be married?" Richardstared in blank surprise at the strange question--and modestly admittedthat he was engaged to marry the housemaid next door. "Soon?" askedAmelius, swinging his stick. "As soon as I have saved a little moremoney, sir. " "Damn the money!" cried Amelius--and struck his stick onthe pavement, and walked away with a last look at the house as if hehated the sight of it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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