The Trial
The Trial
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I never knew before what sunshine was. I hope it will be a sunny day when I go out for the last time ! " " My dear boy, I have good hopes of saving you. There's not a creature in Stoneborongh, or round it, that is not going to petition for you— and at your age — " Leonard shook his head in dejection. ^^ It has all gone against me," he said. " They aU say there's no chance. 'Die chaplain says it is of no use unsettling my mind." " The chaplain is an old — " began Dr. May, catcliing himself up on...ly just in time, and asking, ^* How do you get on with him?" ^^ I can hear him read," said Leonard, with the look that had been thonght sullen.
" But you cannot talk to him ? " " Not while he thinks me guilty." Then, at a sound of warm sympathy from his friend, he added, " I suppose it is his duty ; but I wish he would keep away. I can't stand his aiming at making me confess, and I don't want to be disrespected." " I see, I see. It cannot be otherwise. But how would it be if Wilmot came to you?" ^^ Would Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I never knew before what sunshine was. I hope it will be a sunny day when I go out for the last time ! " " My dear boy, I have good hopes of saving you. There's not a creature in Stoneborongh, or round it, that is not going to petition for you— and at your age — " Leonard shook his head in dejection. ^^ It has all gone against me," he said. " They aU say there's no chance. 'Die chaplain says it is of no use unsettling my mind." " The chaplain is an old — " began Dr. May, catcliing himself up on...ly just in time, and asking, ^* How do you get on with him?" ^^ I can hear him read," said Leonard, with the look that had been thonght sullen.
" But you cannot talk to him ? " " Not while he thinks me guilty." Then, at a sound of warm sympathy from his friend, he added, " I suppose it is his duty ; but I wish he would keep away. I can't stand his aiming at making me confess, and I don't want to be disrespected." " I see, I see. It cannot be otherwise. But how would it be if Wilmot came to you?" ^^ Would Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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