The Shadow of a Crime: a Cumbrian Romance
The Shadow of a Crime: a Cumbrian Romance
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It was now fully three hours later, and the horse Ralph rode, fatigued and wellnigh spent, was slipping its feet in the gathering darkness. He turned its head towards Wythbum, and rode down to the city by Harrop Tarn.
At the first house — it was Luke Cockrigg's, and it stood on the bank above the bum — he left the horse, and borrowed a lantern. The fistmily would have dissuaded him from an attempt to return to the fells, but he was resolved. There was no reasoning against the resolution picture...d on his rigid and cadaverous countenance.
The drizzling rain still fell and the night had closed in when Ralph set his face afresh towards the mountains.
And now the sickening horrors of sentiment overtook him, for now he had time to reflect upon what had occurred. The figure of the riderless horse flying with its dead burden before the wind had fixed itself on his imagination ; and while the darkness was concealing the physical surroundings, it was revealing the phantasm in the glimmering outlines of every rock and tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was now fully three hours later, and the horse Ralph rode, fatigued and wellnigh spent, was slipping its feet in the gathering darkness. He turned its head towards Wythbum, and rode down to the city by Harrop Tarn.
At the first house — it was Luke Cockrigg's, and it stood on the bank above the bum — he left the horse, and borrowed a lantern. The fistmily would have dissuaded him from an attempt to return to the fells, but he was resolved. There was no reasoning against the resolution picture...d on his rigid and cadaverous countenance.
The drizzling rain still fell and the night had closed in when Ralph set his face afresh towards the mountains.
And now the sickening horrors of sentiment overtook him, for now he had time to reflect upon what had occurred. The figure of the riderless horse flying with its dead burden before the wind had fixed itself on his imagination ; and while the darkness was concealing the physical surroundings, it was revealing the phantasm in the glimmering outlines of every rock and tree.
What to read after The Shadow of a Crime: a Cumbrian Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Caine to read onlineMoreLess
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