The Festival of Mora. An Historical Romance 2
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** Hope is a blessed comforter ! Hope is the balm of life !" pursued Sigrida.
" But, my good, kind sir, as you would cherish hope in your dying hour, I pray you, tell me of what w^e are accused, and wherefore torn from our peaceful home ?" " My office is not to resolve mysteries; tarry awhile lady, and time will be a sure expounder." *' Oh, no, no ! I cannot — I must not tarry — suspense kills me : only tell me of my dear father ; only ease a heart, tor- tured, writhing beneath your stroke." '*... I do but obey orders," observed the tormentor. ** Gods truth ! and I would fain become a comforter, was not the of- fice reserved for my betters." " What mean you ?" demanded Sigrida, THE FESTIVAL OF MORA. 167 and the lightning of her eye bespoke a mind superior to her body's weakness.
" I mean," rejoined the wretch, with an exulting langh, " that you are a pretty bit of tempting clay, and that I would rather reserve you as my share of the spoil, than all the lumber in your father's cottage." Holy God !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** Hope is a blessed comforter ! Hope is the balm of life !" pursued Sigrida.
" But, my good, kind sir, as you would cherish hope in your dying hour, I pray you, tell me of what w^e are accused, and wherefore torn from our peaceful home ?" " My office is not to resolve mysteries; tarry awhile lady, and time will be a sure expounder." *' Oh, no, no ! I cannot — I must not tarry — suspense kills me : only tell me of my dear father ; only ease a heart, tor- tured, writhing beneath your stroke." '*... I do but obey orders," observed the tormentor. ** Gods truth ! and I would fain become a comforter, was not the of- fice reserved for my betters." " What mean you ?" demanded Sigrida, THE FESTIVAL OF MORA. 167 and the lightning of her eye bespoke a mind superior to her body's weakness.
" I mean," rejoined the wretch, with an exulting langh, " that you are a pretty bit of tempting clay, and that I would rather reserve you as my share of the spoil, than all the lumber in your father's cottage." Holy God !
What to read after The Festival of Mora. An Historical Romance 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanhope, Louisa Sidney to read onlineMoreLess
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