The Scottish Chiefs
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The chamber was magnificent, and illumined by a lamp which hung from the ceiling. He cautiously approached the bed, and gently pulling aside the curtain, beheld vacancy. An ex- clamation of alarm had almost escaped him, when, observing a half- open door at the other side of the apartment, he there beheld his cousin, with her back to him, kneeling before a crucifix. She spoke not, but the fervor of her action manifested how earnestly she prayed.
"Thou blessed angel!" cried Murray, throwing himse...lf towards her. She started from her knees, and with a cry Helen threw herself on the bosom of her cousin. "My father? All are safe?" demanded she. "All, my best beloved!" answered Murray, forgetting, in the 212 THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS powerful emotions of his heart, that what he felt, and what he uttered, were beyond even a cousin's limits; "my uncle, the countess, Lord and Lady Ruthven; all are safe." "And Sir William Wallace?" cried she; "you do not mention hhn.
I hope no ill " "He is conqueror here," interrupted Murray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chamber was magnificent, and illumined by a lamp which hung from the ceiling. He cautiously approached the bed, and gently pulling aside the curtain, beheld vacancy. An ex- clamation of alarm had almost escaped him, when, observing a half- open door at the other side of the apartment, he there beheld his cousin, with her back to him, kneeling before a crucifix. She spoke not, but the fervor of her action manifested how earnestly she prayed.
"Thou blessed angel!" cried Murray, throwing himse...lf towards her. She started from her knees, and with a cry Helen threw herself on the bosom of her cousin. "My father? All are safe?" demanded she. "All, my best beloved!" answered Murray, forgetting, in the 212 THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS powerful emotions of his heart, that what he felt, and what he uttered, were beyond even a cousin's limits; "my uncle, the countess, Lord and Lady Ruthven; all are safe." "And Sir William Wallace?" cried she; "you do not mention hhn.
I hope no ill " "He is conqueror here," interrupted Murray.
What to read after The Scottish Chiefs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Porter Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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