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" " Softly, Mr. Pyncheon ! " said the carpenter, with scornful composure. " Softly, an it please your wor- ship, else you will spoil those rich lace ruffles at your wrists ! Is it my crime if you have sold your daughter for the mere hope of getting a sheet of yellow parch- ment into your clutch? There sits Mistress Alice quietly asleep ! Now let Matthew Maule try whether she be as proud as the carpenter found her awhile since." He spoke, and Alice responded, with a soft, sub-- dued, inward acqu...iescence, and a bending of her form towards him, like the flame of a torch when it indi- cates a gentle draught of air. He beckoned with his hand, and, rising from her chair, — blindly, but un- doubtingly, as tending to her sure and inevitable cen- tre, — the proud Alice approached him. He waved her back, and, retreating, Alice sank again into her seat.
" She is mine ! " said Matthew Maule. " Mine, by the right of the strongest spirit ! " In the further progress of the legend, there is a long, grotesque, and occasionally awe-striking account of the carpenter's incantations (if so they are to be called), with a view of discovering the lost document.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Softly, Mr. Pyncheon ! " said the carpenter, with scornful composure. " Softly, an it please your wor- ship, else you will spoil those rich lace ruffles at your wrists ! Is it my crime if you have sold your daughter for the mere hope of getting a sheet of yellow parch- ment into your clutch? There sits Mistress Alice quietly asleep ! Now let Matthew Maule try whether she be as proud as the carpenter found her awhile since." He spoke, and Alice responded, with a soft, sub-- dued, inward acqu...iescence, and a bending of her form towards him, like the flame of a torch when it indi- cates a gentle draught of air. He beckoned with his hand, and, rising from her chair, — blindly, but un- doubtingly, as tending to her sure and inevitable cen- tre, — the proud Alice approached him. He waved her back, and, retreating, Alice sank again into her seat.
" She is mine ! " said Matthew Maule. " Mine, by the right of the strongest spirit ! " In the further progress of the legend, there is a long, grotesque, and occasionally awe-striking account of the carpenter's incantations (if so they are to be called), with a view of discovering the lost document.
What to read after Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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