The Idle Man
The Idle Man
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She hid not her contempt from him; she scrupled not to say that it was dread of poverty, and fall from high life, that made her yield to the man she despised — that she had seen through his designs long ago. Still he supplied her with money to support her extravagance; and she made him throw her husband's obligations into the fire before her, with his own hands. She yielded, and the man obtained that for which he I* 88 had hunted hard for years, and the devil had his triumph.
It lasted not long...j Thorntoii's suspicion* were awakened. He did not burst out in fury.
Every passidd within him settled down to £ deathlike stillness. His iriitid seemed suddenly to take all the shrewdness and ingenuity of the crazed in effecting their object And he traced but, Step by step, all the windings of the subtile ' Isaac.
At last, he tracked him to the place of assig- nation ; the entrance was barred. He broke it down with the strength of an enraged giant.
Isaac fled through another passage, as Thornton entered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She hid not her contempt from him; she scrupled not to say that it was dread of poverty, and fall from high life, that made her yield to the man she despised — that she had seen through his designs long ago. Still he supplied her with money to support her extravagance; and she made him throw her husband's obligations into the fire before her, with his own hands. She yielded, and the man obtained that for which he I* 88 had hunted hard for years, and the devil had his triumph.
It lasted not long...j Thorntoii's suspicion* were awakened. He did not burst out in fury.
Every passidd within him settled down to £ deathlike stillness. His iriitid seemed suddenly to take all the shrewdness and ingenuity of the crazed in effecting their object And he traced but, Step by step, all the windings of the subtile ' Isaac.
At last, he tracked him to the place of assig- nation ; the entrance was barred. He broke it down with the strength of an enraged giant.
Isaac fled through another passage, as Thornton entered.
What to read after The Idle Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dana Richard Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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