The Mallets Masterpiece
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" Adonia laughed, but the sculptor gave no heed. " What proof? An [50] II enemy may have plucked it from his cloak, to turn suspicion from himself and on Vasta fix the blame. " Again Adonia laughed laughed shrilly and in scorn.
" And are you then a suckling babe?" she demanded fiercely. " 'Tis he who strives to sweep you from his path to crush your hope to steal from you my father's prize to win by cunning where he may not win by art aye, even as he seeks my love with evil passion in his soul !... " " Cease ! Cease, in pity's name ! " the sculptor cried; but the wrath- stirred maid swept on: " 'Twas he who marred your work! 'Twas he who struck, and struck in stealthy treachery ! Yet, [51] even while he fled, the gods of justice tore this bauble from his cloak and flung it there ! 'Twas he, I say ! Your boasted friend ! Your Vasta!" She paused for breath, then clutched her lover's arm, pointing between the columns to the distant street, where the man himself was seen, with his cloak upon his arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Adonia laughed, but the sculptor gave no heed. " What proof? An [50] II enemy may have plucked it from his cloak, to turn suspicion from himself and on Vasta fix the blame. " Again Adonia laughed laughed shrilly and in scorn.
" And are you then a suckling babe?" she demanded fiercely. " 'Tis he who strives to sweep you from his path to crush your hope to steal from you my father's prize to win by cunning where he may not win by art aye, even as he seeks my love with evil passion in his soul !... " " Cease ! Cease, in pity's name ! " the sculptor cried; but the wrath- stirred maid swept on: " 'Twas he who marred your work! 'Twas he who struck, and struck in stealthy treachery ! Yet, [51] even while he fled, the gods of justice tore this bauble from his cloak and flung it there ! 'Twas he, I say ! Your boasted friend ! Your Vasta!" She paused for breath, then clutched her lover's arm, pointing between the columns to the distant street, where the man himself was seen, with his cloak upon his arm.
What to read after The Mallets Masterpiece?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Peple to read onlineMoreLess
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