The High Mills
The High Mills
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While it was coming, George turned on my arm as I knelt holding him, and cried out, ' Michael ! you butcher ! you fiend ! you have done for me ! Take out the knife ! ' " While saying this Michael had stood with his hands crossed at the wrists, and hanging before him as if they had chains on them, and spoke in a voice of one rather making con- fession before a judge, than to those who had been injured by his act. Ambray had moved further away from him, and stood with his arms folded, his eyes fi...xed upon him. Mrs. Ambray had for the time forgotten her husband, and it was George's mother only that Michael felt gazing upon him from her eyes. Nora, who had for some time been stand- ing at the table just as she stood to receive Michael's answer to her question, had at the last words slipped upon her knees, and, rest- ing her elbows on the table, held her clenched hands under her chin to keep herseif from shrieking. As Michael, having paused for want of voice, turned his eyes about him, and ob- served the attitude and expression of each, memory and self-possession threatened to fail him ; but Ambray seeing this danger in his wild eyes and panting chest, cried in a clear, inexorable voice — " Go on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While it was coming, George turned on my arm as I knelt holding him, and cried out, ' Michael ! you butcher ! you fiend ! you have done for me ! Take out the knife ! ' " While saying this Michael had stood with his hands crossed at the wrists, and hanging before him as if they had chains on them, and spoke in a voice of one rather making con- fession before a judge, than to those who had been injured by his act. Ambray had moved further away from him, and stood with his arms folded, his eyes fi...xed upon him. Mrs. Ambray had for the time forgotten her husband, and it was George's mother only that Michael felt gazing upon him from her eyes. Nora, who had for some time been stand- ing at the table just as she stood to receive Michael's answer to her question, had at the last words slipped upon her knees, and, rest- ing her elbows on the table, held her clenched hands under her chin to keep herseif from shrieking. As Michael, having paused for want of voice, turned his eyes about him, and ob- served the attitude and expression of each, memory and self-possession threatened to fail him ; but Ambray seeing this danger in his wild eyes and panting chest, cried in a clear, inexorable voice — " Go on.
What to read after The High Mills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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