To Leeward
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If he chooses to dress like a fisherman, I suppose he' has the right." Marcantonio was rather staggered at her sudden confession. He had expected a denial; but there she sat as calmly as possible, telling him to his face that it was all true. However, he was not likely to lose his nerve again now that he was face to face with the difficulty.
"It appears to me, Leonora," he said, "that when I have turned a man out of my house for insulting you, it is sufficient reason " — ■ "For insulting me?" e...xclaimed Leonora in well- feigned astonishment. "Mr. Batiscombe never in- sulted me! You must be dreaming." She laughed a small dry laugh. But Marcantonio was not so easily put off.
"My sister," said he, "told me that Batiscombe insulted you in her hearing. I have always known my sister to speak the truth. Perhaps you will explain." "What explanation do you want? You sent Mr. Batiscombe out of the house on the pretence that I was ill. Of course Diana made you do it, — I do not know how, nor what she said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he chooses to dress like a fisherman, I suppose he' has the right." Marcantonio was rather staggered at her sudden confession. He had expected a denial; but there she sat as calmly as possible, telling him to his face that it was all true. However, he was not likely to lose his nerve again now that he was face to face with the difficulty.
"It appears to me, Leonora," he said, "that when I have turned a man out of my house for insulting you, it is sufficient reason " — ■ "For insulting me?" e...xclaimed Leonora in well- feigned astonishment. "Mr. Batiscombe never in- sulted me! You must be dreaming." She laughed a small dry laugh. But Marcantonio was not so easily put off.
"My sister," said he, "told me that Batiscombe insulted you in her hearing. I have always known my sister to speak the truth. Perhaps you will explain." "What explanation do you want? You sent Mr. Batiscombe out of the house on the pretence that I was ill. Of course Diana made you do it, — I do not know how, nor what she said.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawford Francis Marion to read onlineMoreLess
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