The House of the Seven Gables
The House of the Seven Gables
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Henceforth, therefore, he did but consent, not urgeit. And was it not for her sake far more than for his own that hedesired its success? That lost parchment once restored, the beautifulAlice Pyncheon, with the rich dowry which he could then bestow, mightwed an English duke or a German reigning-prince, instead of some NewEngland clergyman or lawyer! At the thought, the ambitious fatheralmost consented, in his heart, that, if the devil's power were neededto the accomplishment of this great object..., Maule might evoke him. Alice's own purity would be her safeguard.
With his mind full of imaginary magnificence, Mr. Pyncheon heard ahalf-uttered exclamation from his daughter. It was very faint and low;so indistinct that there seemed but half a will to shape out the words, and too undefined a purport to be intelligible. Yet it was a call forhelp!--his conscience never doubted it;--and, little more than awhisper to his ear, it was a dismal shriek, and long reechoed so, inthe region round his heart!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henceforth, therefore, he did but consent, not urgeit. And was it not for her sake far more than for his own that hedesired its success? That lost parchment once restored, the beautifulAlice Pyncheon, with the rich dowry which he could then bestow, mightwed an English duke or a German reigning-prince, instead of some NewEngland clergyman or lawyer! At the thought, the ambitious fatheralmost consented, in his heart, that, if the devil's power were neededto the accomplishment of this great object..., Maule might evoke him. Alice's own purity would be her safeguard.
With his mind full of imaginary magnificence, Mr. Pyncheon heard ahalf-uttered exclamation from his daughter. It was very faint and low;so indistinct that there seemed but half a will to shape out the words, and too undefined a purport to be intelligible. Yet it was a call forhelp!--his conscience never doubted it;--and, little more than awhisper to his ear, it was a dismal shriek, and long reechoed so, inthe region round his heart!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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