The Fate of Madame La Tour a Tale of Great Salt Lake
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" We are not your ene- mies. We were not her enemies. Only hear what we have to tell you. " Thus urged, he seated himself by the fireside, but the questions he wished to ask died upon his lips. The man turned to his wife.
" The story is for you to tell, " he said ; " for from first to last you have been blameless in this thing, and remorse will not tie your tongue. " " Fifteen years ago, " the woman began, fixing her soft, dark eyes on the face of her guest, " we were asked to take charge of a ...friendless woman who had lost her reason. I need not tell you from whom the request came ; but when I consented to receive the woman I believed her case to be 240 THE FATE OF MADAME LA TOUR.
as I have stated. My husband knew the truth, but he dared not refuse to do as he was commanded. " "Say also, " the man interrupted, raising his head, " that I was poor then, and the money that was offered me tempted me. " " That is doubtless true, " she went on in the same quiet voice ; " but if nothing had been offered you, you must stil\ have obeyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" We are not your ene- mies. We were not her enemies. Only hear what we have to tell you. " Thus urged, he seated himself by the fireside, but the questions he wished to ask died upon his lips. The man turned to his wife.
" The story is for you to tell, " he said ; " for from first to last you have been blameless in this thing, and remorse will not tie your tongue. " " Fifteen years ago, " the woman began, fixing her soft, dark eyes on the face of her guest, " we were asked to take charge of a ...friendless woman who had lost her reason. I need not tell you from whom the request came ; but when I consented to receive the woman I believed her case to be 240 THE FATE OF MADAME LA TOUR.
as I have stated. My husband knew the truth, but he dared not refuse to do as he was commanded. " "Say also, " the man interrupted, raising his head, " that I was poor then, and the money that was offered me tempted me. " " That is doubtless true, " she went on in the same quiet voice ; " but if nothing had been offered you, you must stil\ have obeyed.
What to read after The Fate of Madame La Tour a Tale of Great Salt Lake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A G Paddock to read onlineMoreLess
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