The Wanderer, Or, Female Difficulties V. 3
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She eagerly solicited their assist- ance, and made an effort to open the chaise door. This, however, was pre- vented by the pursuing horseman, who, dismounting, opened it himself ; and, to her inexpressible terrour, sprung into the carriage.
What, then, was her mingled conster- nation and astonishment, when, instead of demanding her purse, he gaily ex- claimed, " Why are you frightened, you beautiful little creature ?" And she saw Sir Lyell Sycamore.
A change, but not a diminution of alarm, now... took place; yet, assuming a firmness that sought to conceal her fears, " Quit the chaise, Sir Lyell," she cried.
( i86 ) " instantly, or you will compel me to claim protection from those two men 1" " Protection? you pretty little vixen!" cried he, yet more familiarly, ^* who should protect you like your own adorer ?" Juliet, leaning out, as far as was in her power, from the chaise-window, called with energy for help.
" What do you mean ?" cried he, striving to draw her back. " What are you afraid of?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She eagerly solicited their assist- ance, and made an effort to open the chaise door. This, however, was pre- vented by the pursuing horseman, who, dismounting, opened it himself ; and, to her inexpressible terrour, sprung into the carriage.
What, then, was her mingled conster- nation and astonishment, when, instead of demanding her purse, he gaily ex- claimed, " Why are you frightened, you beautiful little creature ?" And she saw Sir Lyell Sycamore.
A change, but not a diminution of alarm, now... took place; yet, assuming a firmness that sought to conceal her fears, " Quit the chaise, Sir Lyell," she cried.
( i86 ) " instantly, or you will compel me to claim protection from those two men 1" " Protection? you pretty little vixen!" cried he, yet more familiarly, ^* who should protect you like your own adorer ?" Juliet, leaning out, as far as was in her power, from the chaise-window, called with energy for help.
" What do you mean ?" cried he, striving to draw her back. " What are you afraid of?
What to read after The Wanderer, Or, Female Difficulties V. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burney Fanny to read onlineMoreLess
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