The Heiress of Cronenstein
The Heiress of Cronenstein
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" said Frankenhausen, who was angry be- cause he cared so much. " Don't overdo it. You've some points. You've paid for your folly with the Iocs of your whole fortune. You're now on the road of amendment, and there is no question as yet of forfeiting general respect. Still the whole thing's incomprehensible, absolutely incomprehensible ! " " Yes. I feel just the same in cold blood. " " But, bother it ! who allows wretched cards to get his blood up to boiling pitch ? It's against reason, ' growle...d Frankenhausen. " If I only could feel sure of you now" " You may be quite. I have suffered so much, and made poor Florestine so unhappy, that I should be a brute to begin again. " " And, besides, you must think of your finances, my dear fellow, " added Frankenhausen. " Your for- tune has disappeared down to the last farthing you are living on Florestine's. If you run through that, what's to become of you ? " 150 DECEPTION.
Florestine dreaded the winter for her husband's sake. In the middle of October, at the fall of the leaf, when the evenings were getting long, and the days chilly, the three were alone at Cronenstein.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said Frankenhausen, who was angry be- cause he cared so much. " Don't overdo it. You've some points. You've paid for your folly with the Iocs of your whole fortune. You're now on the road of amendment, and there is no question as yet of forfeiting general respect. Still the whole thing's incomprehensible, absolutely incomprehensible ! " " Yes. I feel just the same in cold blood. " " But, bother it ! who allows wretched cards to get his blood up to boiling pitch ? It's against reason, ' growle...d Frankenhausen. " If I only could feel sure of you now" " You may be quite. I have suffered so much, and made poor Florestine so unhappy, that I should be a brute to begin again. " " And, besides, you must think of your finances, my dear fellow, " added Frankenhausen. " Your for- tune has disappeared down to the last farthing you are living on Florestine's. If you run through that, what's to become of you ? " 150 DECEPTION.
Florestine dreaded the winter for her husband's sake. In the middle of October, at the fall of the leaf, when the evenings were getting long, and the days chilly, the three were alone at Cronenstein.
What to read after The Heiress of Cronenstein?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida Hahn Hahn to read onlineMoreLess
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