The Forsaken Inn
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'Well, I cannot keep you. But that dagger!You will promise me to throw it away? You do not need it in defense, andyou do not want to kill me before my time. ' "No, no; I did not want to kill her. Grief was doing that fast enough;so I thought at that time. Shuddering, but resolute, I drew the tinysteel from my breast and laid it in her hand.
"'It is all I can give you to show you my appreciation of yourgoodness. ' And not trusting myself to linger longer lest I should takeit again from her hand,... I went out and walked hastily from the house.
"If you asked me what road I took, or through what streets I passed, orwhose eye I encountered in my next hour's walking through the town, Icould not tell you. If jeers followed me, I heard them not; if I was therecipient of sympathizing looks and wondering conjectures, they were alllost upon eyes that were blind and ears that were deaf. I did not evenfeel; and did not realize till night that I had been wandering for hourswithout my cloak, which I had left in the carriage and forgotten to takeagain when I went out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Well, I cannot keep you. But that dagger!You will promise me to throw it away? You do not need it in defense, andyou do not want to kill me before my time. ' "No, no; I did not want to kill her. Grief was doing that fast enough;so I thought at that time. Shuddering, but resolute, I drew the tinysteel from my breast and laid it in her hand.
"'It is all I can give you to show you my appreciation of yourgoodness. ' And not trusting myself to linger longer lest I should takeit again from her hand,... I went out and walked hastily from the house.
"If you asked me what road I took, or through what streets I passed, orwhose eye I encountered in my next hour's walking through the town, Icould not tell you. If jeers followed me, I heard them not; if I was therecipient of sympathizing looks and wondering conjectures, they were alllost upon eyes that were blind and ears that were deaf. I did not evenfeel; and did not realize till night that I had been wandering for hourswithout my cloak, which I had left in the carriage and forgotten to takeagain when I went out.
What to read after The Forsaken Inn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Green Anna Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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