The Play of Fate
The Play of Fate
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Bury what I have re- vealed to you in the depths of your breast and destroy my letter. We shall never meet again.
"Angela will no longer appear as a songtress. She shall follow me to whatever corner of the world I may choose to take her. Her heart belongs to me abso- lutely. You, she has never loved. Farewell.
"ANTONY CRISPIN. " After completing the perusal of this letter, Eberhard sank down upon a sofa and covered his face with his hands. He sat thus for a long time while the most furious agit...ation of mind was at work within him, almost threatening to choke him. At length he rose hastily from his seat, grasped the heart sickening letter and, tearing it into a thousand bits, trampled it under his feet.
AN EPISODE 293 "O, you devil!" he hissed with compressed lips. "You talk of expiation after you have hurled me into an abyss from which rescue is impossible. My father's murderer, my sister's lover! Caesar Borgia, you were a child in comparison!
"'Reparation!' he says. 'Useful occupation!' Ha, ha!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bury what I have re- vealed to you in the depths of your breast and destroy my letter. We shall never meet again.
"Angela will no longer appear as a songtress. She shall follow me to whatever corner of the world I may choose to take her. Her heart belongs to me abso- lutely. You, she has never loved. Farewell.
"ANTONY CRISPIN. " After completing the perusal of this letter, Eberhard sank down upon a sofa and covered his face with his hands. He sat thus for a long time while the most furious agit...ation of mind was at work within him, almost threatening to choke him. At length he rose hastily from his seat, grasped the heart sickening letter and, tearing it into a thousand bits, trampled it under his feet.
AN EPISODE 293 "O, you devil!" he hissed with compressed lips. "You talk of expiation after you have hurled me into an abyss from which rescue is impossible. My father's murderer, my sister's lover! Caesar Borgia, you were a child in comparison!
"'Reparation!' he says. 'Useful occupation!' Ha, ha!
What to read after The Play of Fate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herman Bjursten to read onlineMoreLess
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