The Ghost-Seer!
The Ghost-Seer!
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He was seized with a Eudden trembling : a deathlike paleness spread itself over his countenance. I burned with expectation. It is impos- sible for me to describe to you our situation.
The boat stopped at Murano. The Prince jumped upon tlie shore. She came. I perceived, from the Prince's countenance, that it was she. Her appearance did not ieave any doubt of the fact. A more beautiful figure I never saw : the flattering descriptions the Prince had given of her were fully realised. A blush of sat...isfaction waa o 2 100 TK tpreid OTer her face, when she heheld the Prince. She must hare OYerheard our whole conyemtion^ and could not douht that she had heen the lulgect of it. She gare her attendant a significant look^ which seemed to say, ^' This is he !" and with an artless emharrassment she cast her eyes upon the ground. A small board was placed tnjm the shore to the ship, on whidi she had to walk. She seemed anxious to land ; but although she affected timidity, it appeared to arise more from a desire to be assisted, than from the danger of crossing the plank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was seized with a Eudden trembling : a deathlike paleness spread itself over his countenance. I burned with expectation. It is impos- sible for me to describe to you our situation.
The boat stopped at Murano. The Prince jumped upon tlie shore. She came. I perceived, from the Prince's countenance, that it was she. Her appearance did not ieave any doubt of the fact. A more beautiful figure I never saw : the flattering descriptions the Prince had given of her were fully realised. A blush of sat...isfaction waa o 2 100 TK tpreid OTer her face, when she heheld the Prince. She must hare OYerheard our whole conyemtion^ and could not douht that she had heen the lulgect of it. She gare her attendant a significant look^ which seemed to say, ^' This is he !" and with an artless emharrassment she cast her eyes upon the ground. A small board was placed tnjm the shore to the ship, on whidi she had to walk. She seemed anxious to land ; but although she affected timidity, it appeared to arise more from a desire to be assisted, than from the danger of crossing the plank.
What to read after The Ghost-Seer!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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