The Rockite: An Irish Story
The Rockite: An Irish Story
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He likewise considered his perilous situation, ob- noxious to the vengeance of outraged laws on one hand, and on the other to the most unmeasured, vindictive wrath, of those whom he had as- sisted to violate them. To no quarter on earth, or in heaven, could he dare to turn: outcast from all^ he seemed to stand an isolated being, against whom every shaft from above, and every arm around, was justly levelled.
He dreaded even the mild eye of the stranger, who ]fet lingered near, as unwilling eithe...r to abandon dbyGoogk THE ROCKITE. 137 him altogether, or to intrude yet farther, where his advances were hitherto so coolly received.
At length the person spoke, though with some hesitation. " I am perfectly well aware that the trifling addition which my own limited means will allow me to make to the bounty so mercifully sent, can hardly justify the seeming impertinence of my unasked advice; but you represent yourself as a sick, wounded man ; probably a stranger in Dub- lin. Contagion of every kind dwells in the places whither you must necessarily resort for rest and refreshment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He likewise considered his perilous situation, ob- noxious to the vengeance of outraged laws on one hand, and on the other to the most unmeasured, vindictive wrath, of those whom he had as- sisted to violate them. To no quarter on earth, or in heaven, could he dare to turn: outcast from all^ he seemed to stand an isolated being, against whom every shaft from above, and every arm around, was justly levelled.
He dreaded even the mild eye of the stranger, who ]fet lingered near, as unwilling eithe...r to abandon dbyGoogk THE ROCKITE. 137 him altogether, or to intrude yet farther, where his advances were hitherto so coolly received.
At length the person spoke, though with some hesitation. " I am perfectly well aware that the trifling addition which my own limited means will allow me to make to the bounty so mercifully sent, can hardly justify the seeming impertinence of my unasked advice; but you represent yourself as a sick, wounded man ; probably a stranger in Dub- lin. Contagion of every kind dwells in the places whither you must necessarily resort for rest and refreshment.
What to read after The Rockite: An Irish Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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