Wacousta : a Tale of the Pontiac Conspiracy (Complete)
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" The younger officer once more directed his glance towards the window, and with a shuddering of the whole person, as he recollected what hadmet his eye when he last looked upon it. "It is no longer there, indeed, " he returned in the same scarcely audible tone. "Yet I couldnot be mistaken; it was between those two corner squares of wood in thelower sash. " "Perhaps it was merely a reflection produced by the lamp on the centrepane, " rejoined his friend, still keeping his eye riveted on thesusp...icious point.
"Impossible! but I will examine the window from the spot on which Istood when I first beheld it. " Again he quitted his seat, and carelessly crossed the room. As hereturned he threw his glance upon the pane, when, to his infinitehorror and surprise, the same frightful vision presented itself.
"God of Heaven!" he exclaimed aloud, and unable longer to check theebullition of his feelings, --"what means this?--Is my brain turned? andam I the sport of my own delusive fancy?--Do you not see it NOW?" No answer was returned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The younger officer once more directed his glance towards the window, and with a shuddering of the whole person, as he recollected what hadmet his eye when he last looked upon it. "It is no longer there, indeed, " he returned in the same scarcely audible tone. "Yet I couldnot be mistaken; it was between those two corner squares of wood in thelower sash. " "Perhaps it was merely a reflection produced by the lamp on the centrepane, " rejoined his friend, still keeping his eye riveted on thesusp...icious point.
"Impossible! but I will examine the window from the spot on which Istood when I first beheld it. " Again he quitted his seat, and carelessly crossed the room. As hereturned he threw his glance upon the pane, when, to his infinitehorror and surprise, the same frightful vision presented itself.
"God of Heaven!" he exclaimed aloud, and unable longer to check theebullition of his feelings, --"what means this?--Is my brain turned? andam I the sport of my own delusive fancy?--Do you not see it NOW?" No answer was returned.
What to read after Wacousta : a Tale of the Pontiac Conspiracy (Complete)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson John to read onlineMoreLess
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