The Festival of Mora. An Historical Romance 4
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In one instant, in one little instant, how may the colour of human destiny change ! The dream of freedom, the dream of ven- geance, yielded to the gloomy certainty of bondage; resistance was madness, and Xavier became a prisoner to the viceroy's troops.
174 THE FESTIVAL OF MORA CHAPTER XXXII.
Though tangled in the toil ; Not to redeem the ruin of a world.
Would I forego my honour !
Hist ! hist ! that voice ! Hovering twixl earth and sky ; Tott'ring on the dusky margin of the Grave, still would ...it rouse me !
Astounding, almost annihilating, was the transition in the fate and fortunes of Xavier; it fell upon his heart like ice; upon his brain like overwhelming con- sciousness : hurried, far away from the beatened track to Upsal ; exposed to cut- ting invective and loose ribaldry; the finer feelings of his nature outraged by the contrasting habits of depredatory war- fare ; he found himself close hemmed in by a troop of armed ruffians, as fierce and as merciless as the brigands of the mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In one instant, in one little instant, how may the colour of human destiny change ! The dream of freedom, the dream of ven- geance, yielded to the gloomy certainty of bondage; resistance was madness, and Xavier became a prisoner to the viceroy's troops.
174 THE FESTIVAL OF MORA CHAPTER XXXII.
Though tangled in the toil ; Not to redeem the ruin of a world.
Would I forego my honour !
Hist ! hist ! that voice ! Hovering twixl earth and sky ; Tott'ring on the dusky margin of the Grave, still would ...it rouse me !
Astounding, almost annihilating, was the transition in the fate and fortunes of Xavier; it fell upon his heart like ice; upon his brain like overwhelming con- sciousness : hurried, far away from the beatened track to Upsal ; exposed to cut- ting invective and loose ribaldry; the finer feelings of his nature outraged by the contrasting habits of depredatory war- fare ; he found himself close hemmed in by a troop of armed ruffians, as fierce and as merciless as the brigands of the mountains.
What to read after The Festival of Mora. An Historical Romance 4?
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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