The History of Aythan Waring
The History of Aythan Waring
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The outlines of the ruined place were growing dis- torted, monstrous, in the greyness of the November twilight.
Suddenly she cried to him aloud.
"You be a bad man! — a bad man!" she called.
The echo of her fierce voice rang in his ears as she descended the hill.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER XVII THE TOILS The Green Jinep's wife, who could, to use her own phrase, "thrive where the crows do starve," had succeeded in finding shelter in Crishowell, and there was something ironical in the fact that, ...in spite of her resourceful character, she owed this good fortune mainly to the puzzle-witted creature whom she patronised. One thing was nearly as firmly rooted in Mad Moll's mind as her adoration for Eustace, and that was her awed sense of Ay- than's wickedness. He was a monster to her, a wanton oppressor, and, after the destruction of Wern, she had an almost superstitious belief in his power for evil. She unreservedly laid at his door all the trouble she had seen. To tell Eustace of it seemed to be the best way of protecting herself and her neighbours from further tyrannies; and Sarah encouraged the vague idea, her discerning eye see- ing possible relief from Crishowell House.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The outlines of the ruined place were growing dis- torted, monstrous, in the greyness of the November twilight.
Suddenly she cried to him aloud.
"You be a bad man! — a bad man!" she called.
The echo of her fierce voice rang in his ears as she descended the hill.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER XVII THE TOILS The Green Jinep's wife, who could, to use her own phrase, "thrive where the crows do starve," had succeeded in finding shelter in Crishowell, and there was something ironical in the fact that, ...in spite of her resourceful character, she owed this good fortune mainly to the puzzle-witted creature whom she patronised. One thing was nearly as firmly rooted in Mad Moll's mind as her adoration for Eustace, and that was her awed sense of Ay- than's wickedness. He was a monster to her, a wanton oppressor, and, after the destruction of Wern, she had an almost superstitious belief in his power for evil. She unreservedly laid at his door all the trouble she had seen. To tell Eustace of it seemed to be the best way of protecting herself and her neighbours from further tyrannies; and Sarah encouraged the vague idea, her discerning eye see- ing possible relief from Crishowell House.
What to read after The History of Aythan Waring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Violet to read onlineMoreLess
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