The Mistress of Court Regna
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It's true what they say; it broke her father's heart. " Gerald looked round.
" This " he could not go on for a moment, and the spec- tators viewed his hesitation with increased suspicion, or, rather, conviction "this is terrible! Poor Lucy! Poor girl! But, " his eyes flashing, " why do you dare accuse me of being her betrayer? Great Heaven! I would rather have died than injured her as you think! Why have you fixed upon me?" His gaze it was blazing with indignation flashed round the group. They ...were staggered for a moment by the vehemence of his denial, but only for a moment.
"We all know!" said a woman. "You were seen with her times out o' number!" " Seen with her talking walking with her? Yes! Why not?" exclaimed Gerald.
"And alone!" persisted the voice.
" Alone? Yes, scores of times, for all I remember!" said Gerald, with fiery scorn. " And do you think that because I stopped to speak to the poor girl the daughter of the house in which I lived that I was planning her ruin? Shame! Yes, shame!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's true what they say; it broke her father's heart. " Gerald looked round.
" This " he could not go on for a moment, and the spec- tators viewed his hesitation with increased suspicion, or, rather, conviction "this is terrible! Poor Lucy! Poor girl! But, " his eyes flashing, " why do you dare accuse me of being her betrayer? Great Heaven! I would rather have died than injured her as you think! Why have you fixed upon me?" His gaze it was blazing with indignation flashed round the group. They ...were staggered for a moment by the vehemence of his denial, but only for a moment.
"We all know!" said a woman. "You were seen with her times out o' number!" " Seen with her talking walking with her? Yes! Why not?" exclaimed Gerald.
"And alone!" persisted the voice.
" Alone? Yes, scores of times, for all I remember!" said Gerald, with fiery scorn. " And do you think that because I stopped to speak to the poor girl the daughter of the house in which I lived that I was planning her ruin? Shame! Yes, shame!
What to read after The Mistress of Court Regna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Garvice to read onlineMoreLess
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