The Wages of Sin
The Wages of Sin
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But down here in Beera town all was dim and still as death. The edges of the thatch above, and the straggling rose spray trained up beside the window, were furred with innumerable tiny drops of wet. While in the windless calm, the sea fog, warm, moist and ghostly, crept up stealthily, a formless, stifling greyness, over the little whitewashed village, and into the long tortuous windings of the wooded combe.
I must remind the reader that all this took place in easy-going, old Parson Hawley's tim...e, long before Cyprian Aldham became vicar, and the sun of modern. High Anglicanism arose on the benighted West Countiy parish of Beera Mills.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC 98 7 he Wages of Sin.
BOOK II.— MISS MARY CROOKENDEN.
* It is wor h the labour to consider well of Love, whether it be a God, or a Denl, or a passion of the mind, or partly Grod, partly Devil, partly passion.'— Plotinus.
Chapter I.
All the critics were An a flurry. They cackled up and down the columns of the newspapers and pages of the magazines like a pullet who has laid her first tgg on a frosty day in December.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But down here in Beera town all was dim and still as death. The edges of the thatch above, and the straggling rose spray trained up beside the window, were furred with innumerable tiny drops of wet. While in the windless calm, the sea fog, warm, moist and ghostly, crept up stealthily, a formless, stifling greyness, over the little whitewashed village, and into the long tortuous windings of the wooded combe.
I must remind the reader that all this took place in easy-going, old Parson Hawley's tim...e, long before Cyprian Aldham became vicar, and the sun of modern. High Anglicanism arose on the benighted West Countiy parish of Beera Mills.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC 98 7 he Wages of Sin.
BOOK II.— MISS MARY CROOKENDEN.
* It is wor h the labour to consider well of Love, whether it be a God, or a Denl, or a passion of the mind, or partly Grod, partly Devil, partly passion.'— Plotinus.
Chapter I.
All the critics were An a flurry. They cackled up and down the columns of the newspapers and pages of the magazines like a pullet who has laid her first tgg on a frosty day in December.
What to read after The Wages of Sin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malet, Lucas, 1852-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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