The Wheel O' Fortune
The Wheel O' Fortune
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Poor, love-sick fool!--to gratify his spite he attacks hisrival with false evidence rather than let it be known that a womantwisted him round her little finger. Look at him now; he would strikeme dead, if he dared; but he cannot answer me. " Alfieri leaped to his feet. His voice rose to a cracked falsetto.
"You hear, you hear!" was his cry. "She robbed me of the papyrus, yetboasts of it. She is a thief, self-confessed. " Mrs. Haxton also sprang up. Her physical dread of the man had yieldedto th...e triumph of having cornered him.
"Truly I hope his Excellency hears, " she said. "If I am to blame forthe loss of your papers, why is Baron von Kerber in prison on yourtestimony?" "You are both in league, " he almost screamed. "I was blind, infatuated, at Assouan. It was the Austrian who planned my undoing, and you, hisparamour, who cajoled me out of my senses. " "I refuse to stay here and be insulted by such a coward, " she said, gathering her skirts as though she intended to take her departureinstantly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor, love-sick fool!--to gratify his spite he attacks hisrival with false evidence rather than let it be known that a womantwisted him round her little finger. Look at him now; he would strikeme dead, if he dared; but he cannot answer me. " Alfieri leaped to his feet. His voice rose to a cracked falsetto.
"You hear, you hear!" was his cry. "She robbed me of the papyrus, yetboasts of it. She is a thief, self-confessed. " Mrs. Haxton also sprang up. Her physical dread of the man had yieldedto th...e triumph of having cornered him.
"Truly I hope his Excellency hears, " she said. "If I am to blame forthe loss of your papers, why is Baron von Kerber in prison on yourtestimony?" "You are both in league, " he almost screamed. "I was blind, infatuated, at Assouan. It was the Austrian who planned my undoing, and you, hisparamour, who cajoled me out of my senses. " "I refuse to stay here and be insulted by such a coward, " she said, gathering her skirts as though she intended to take her departureinstantly.
What to read after The Wheel O' Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy, Louis, 1863-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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