The Mardens ; And the Daventrys : Tales 3
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And more — should'st thou not have remembered that, crime-worn as he was, he had once borne an honourable name, and rather have given him time to cast off his disguise, and meet thee breast to breast in fair field, than have thus played the assassin, and stained the halls of a noble house with blood V *' What said he as he expired?" demanded De Tracy in a shrill whisper.
"He called thee 'Parricide';" shuddered Sir Geoffrey : " can it indeed be thus ?" '* I know not — I know not — " gasped the K...night : ' ' and yet he had warned me that it was even so :— but it cannot be — man never trained up his first-born as he trained me — never led the son of his affection into the depths of evil as I was led — never laid bare before him THE DAVENTRYS. 179 the detail of his own crimes as he hath done-^ he could not be my father V " Let us not forget, be our regrets and sufferings what they may ;" interposed Sir Geoffrey; "that this is murder; and that our liberty, if not our lives, is jeopardized by this foul act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And more — should'st thou not have remembered that, crime-worn as he was, he had once borne an honourable name, and rather have given him time to cast off his disguise, and meet thee breast to breast in fair field, than have thus played the assassin, and stained the halls of a noble house with blood V *' What said he as he expired?" demanded De Tracy in a shrill whisper.
"He called thee 'Parricide';" shuddered Sir Geoffrey : " can it indeed be thus ?" '* I know not — I know not — " gasped the K...night : ' ' and yet he had warned me that it was even so :— but it cannot be — man never trained up his first-born as he trained me — never led the son of his affection into the depths of evil as I was led — never laid bare before him THE DAVENTRYS. 179 the detail of his own crimes as he hath done-^ he could not be my father V " Let us not forget, be our regrets and sufferings what they may ;" interposed Sir Geoffrey; "that this is murder; and that our liberty, if not our lives, is jeopardized by this foul act.
What to read after The Mardens ; And the Daventrys : Tales 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pardoe, Miss (Julia), 1806-1862 to read onlineMoreLess
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