Thou Art the Man : a Novel 3
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I own to a weakness for rich colouring " — he looked at my drab complexion, hesitated, and added, " but where there is an CORA EXPATIATES. 09 intellectual expression, where mind lights the face, colouring is of little consequence." Oh, with what weariness of spirit have I heard that specious lie about my intellectual expression — heard it from the lips of men who have shown in every look that I was of no more account in their sight than if my face had been cut out of wood.
"I see you greatly ad...mired that poor girl," said I.
Mr. Dewsnap's only answer was a profound sigh.
" Can you believe that Mr. Mountford was her murderer ? " I asked.
" My dear Miss Urquhart," cried the creature, growing disgustingly familiar, " I can believe anything of an epileptic subject, just as I can believe anything of a madman. From the moment I knew Mountford was an epileptic sufferer, and heard of his low spirits and dis- composure on the day of the murder, I had no hesitation as to his guilt. That gloomy agita- 100 THOU ART THE MAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I own to a weakness for rich colouring " — he looked at my drab complexion, hesitated, and added, " but where there is an CORA EXPATIATES. 09 intellectual expression, where mind lights the face, colouring is of little consequence." Oh, with what weariness of spirit have I heard that specious lie about my intellectual expression — heard it from the lips of men who have shown in every look that I was of no more account in their sight than if my face had been cut out of wood.
"I see you greatly ad...mired that poor girl," said I.
Mr. Dewsnap's only answer was a profound sigh.
" Can you believe that Mr. Mountford was her murderer ? " I asked.
" My dear Miss Urquhart," cried the creature, growing disgustingly familiar, " I can believe anything of an epileptic subject, just as I can believe anything of a madman. From the moment I knew Mountford was an epileptic sufferer, and heard of his low spirits and dis- composure on the day of the murder, I had no hesitation as to his guilt. That gloomy agita- 100 THOU ART THE MAN.
What to read after Thou Art the Man : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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