The Star-Chamber, volume 1
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"Out ofreach, when she is here! You cannot mean, " she added, with anundefinable expression of satisfaction, "that she is dead?" "Dead!" ejaculated Lady Roos; "the Countess dead! I thought she was onlyin a swoon. " "What riddle is it you would have us read, my lord?" demanded Lady Lake.
"No riddle whatever, Madam, " replied Lord Roos. "I only mean to assertthat the person you behold upon that couch is not the Countess ofExeter. " "Not the Countess!" exclaimed Lady Roos. "Oh, if this were possib...le!But no, no! I cannot be deceived. " "I now see the reason why her face has been covered with a 'kerchief, "cried Lady Lake. "But it shall not save her from our scrutiny. " So saying, she advanced towards the couch, with the intention ofremoving the covering, when Lord Roos barred her approach.
"Not a step nearer, Madam, " he cried, in a peremptory tone. "I will notallow you to gratify your curiosity further. You and Lady Roos may makethe most of what you have seen; and proclaim abroad any tale yourimaginations may devise forth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Out ofreach, when she is here! You cannot mean, " she added, with anundefinable expression of satisfaction, "that she is dead?" "Dead!" ejaculated Lady Roos; "the Countess dead! I thought she was onlyin a swoon. " "What riddle is it you would have us read, my lord?" demanded Lady Lake.
"No riddle whatever, Madam, " replied Lord Roos. "I only mean to assertthat the person you behold upon that couch is not the Countess ofExeter. " "Not the Countess!" exclaimed Lady Roos. "Oh, if this were possib...le!But no, no! I cannot be deceived. " "I now see the reason why her face has been covered with a 'kerchief, "cried Lady Lake. "But it shall not save her from our scrutiny. " So saying, she advanced towards the couch, with the intention ofremoving the covering, when Lord Roos barred her approach.
"Not a step nearer, Madam, " he cried, in a peremptory tone. "I will notallow you to gratify your curiosity further. You and Lady Roos may makethe most of what you have seen; and proclaim abroad any tale yourimaginations may devise forth.
What to read after The Star-Chamber, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ainsworth William Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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