The Heroine By Eaton Stannard Barrett With An Introduction By Walter Raleigh
The Heroine By Eaton Stannard Barrett With An Introduction By Walter Raleigh
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Why nothing more than two Heathen statues for the little temple ! And the ruffians that talked of their having killed, and having to kill, were only the poachers, who had killed four hares ! Here then was the whole mystery developed, and a great deal of good fright gone for nothing.
However, some trouble still remained to me. The servants, swearing that I was either concerned with the poachers, or in some murder, dragged me down a shrubbery, till we reached a large mansion. We then entered a li...ghted 198 THE HEROINE hall : one of them went to call his master, and after a few minutes, an elderly gentleman, with a troop of young men and women at his heels, came out of a parlour.
* Is that the murderess ? What a young murderess ! I never saw a murderess before ! ' was whispered about by the ladies.
8 What murder is this you were talking of, young woman? ' said the gentleman to me.
' I will tell you with pleasure, ' answered I. * You must know that I am a wandering beggar-girl, without home, parents, or friends ; and when the storm began, I ran, for shelter, into the Temple of Taste, as your servants called it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why nothing more than two Heathen statues for the little temple ! And the ruffians that talked of their having killed, and having to kill, were only the poachers, who had killed four hares ! Here then was the whole mystery developed, and a great deal of good fright gone for nothing.
However, some trouble still remained to me. The servants, swearing that I was either concerned with the poachers, or in some murder, dragged me down a shrubbery, till we reached a large mansion. We then entered a li...ghted 198 THE HEROINE hall : one of them went to call his master, and after a few minutes, an elderly gentleman, with a troop of young men and women at his heels, came out of a parlour.
* Is that the murderess ? What a young murderess ! I never saw a murderess before ! ' was whispered about by the ladies.
8 What murder is this you were talking of, young woman? ' said the gentleman to me.
' I will tell you with pleasure, ' answered I. * You must know that I am a wandering beggar-girl, without home, parents, or friends ; and when the storm began, I ran, for shelter, into the Temple of Taste, as your servants called it.
What to read after The Heroine By Eaton Stannard Barrett With An Introduction By Walter Raleigh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eaton Stannard Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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