Woman's Trials
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Darlington entered the parlour, where he awaited her.
"She's in her room, I believe. Why do you ask?" "Are you certain? Go up, Edith, quickly, and see. " The manner of Mr. Ellis was so excited that Edith did not pause to hearmore, but flew up stairs. In a few moments she returned, saying thather sister was not there, and that, moreover, on looking into herdrawers, she found them nearly empty.
"Then it was her!" exclaimed Mr. Ellis.
"Where is she? Where did you see her?" eagerly asked both mothe...r andsister, their faces becoming as pale as ashes.
"I saw her in a carriage with a notorious gambler and scoundrel namedBurton. There was a trunk on behind, and they were driving towards thewharf. It is ten minutes before the boat starts for New York, and I maysave her yet!" And, with these words, Mr. Ellis turned abruptly away, and hurried fromthe house. So paralyzed were both Mrs. Darlington and Edith by thisdreadful announcement, that neither of them had for a time the power ofutterance. Then both, as by a common impulse, arose and went up to thechamber where Miriam slept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Darlington entered the parlour, where he awaited her.
"She's in her room, I believe. Why do you ask?" "Are you certain? Go up, Edith, quickly, and see. " The manner of Mr. Ellis was so excited that Edith did not pause to hearmore, but flew up stairs. In a few moments she returned, saying thather sister was not there, and that, moreover, on looking into herdrawers, she found them nearly empty.
"Then it was her!" exclaimed Mr. Ellis.
"Where is she? Where did you see her?" eagerly asked both mothe...r andsister, their faces becoming as pale as ashes.
"I saw her in a carriage with a notorious gambler and scoundrel namedBurton. There was a trunk on behind, and they were driving towards thewharf. It is ten minutes before the boat starts for New York, and I maysave her yet!" And, with these words, Mr. Ellis turned abruptly away, and hurried fromthe house. So paralyzed were both Mrs. Darlington and Edith by thisdreadful announcement, that neither of them had for a time the power ofutterance. Then both, as by a common impulse, arose and went up to thechamber where Miriam slept.
What to read after Woman's Trials?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Timothy Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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