Zuleika Dobson, Or, An Oxford Love Story
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Blood flows from me. I quiver and curse. Iwrithe. The sun mocks me. The moon titters in my face. I can stand it nolonger. I will no more of it. Tomorrow I die. " The flushed faces of the diners grew gradually pale. Their eyes lostlustre. Their tongues clove to the roofs of their mouths.
At length, almost inaudibly, The MacQuern asked "Do you mean you aregoing to commit suicide?" "Yes, " said the Duke, "if you choose to put it in that way. Yes. And itis only by a chance that I did not commit sui...cide this afternoon. " "You--don't--say, " gasped Mr. Oover.
"I do indeed, " said the Duke. "And I ask you all to weigh well mymessage. " "But--but does Miss Dobson know?" asked Sir John.
"Oh yes, " was the reply. "Indeed, it was she who persuaded me not to dietill to-morrow. " "But--but, " faltered Lord Sayes, "I saw her saying good-bye to you inJudas Street. And--and she looked quite--as if nothing had happened. " "Nothing HAD happened, " said the Duke. "And she was very much pleasedto have me still with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blood flows from me. I quiver and curse. Iwrithe. The sun mocks me. The moon titters in my face. I can stand it nolonger. I will no more of it. Tomorrow I die. " The flushed faces of the diners grew gradually pale. Their eyes lostlustre. Their tongues clove to the roofs of their mouths.
At length, almost inaudibly, The MacQuern asked "Do you mean you aregoing to commit suicide?" "Yes, " said the Duke, "if you choose to put it in that way. Yes. And itis only by a chance that I did not commit sui...cide this afternoon. " "You--don't--say, " gasped Mr. Oover.
"I do indeed, " said the Duke. "And I ask you all to weigh well mymessage. " "But--but does Miss Dobson know?" asked Sir John.
"Oh yes, " was the reply. "Indeed, it was she who persuaded me not to dietill to-morrow. " "But--but, " faltered Lord Sayes, "I saw her saying good-bye to you inJudas Street. And--and she looked quite--as if nothing had happened. " "Nothing HAD happened, " said the Duke. "And she was very much pleasedto have me still with her.
What to read after Zuleika Dobson, Or, An Oxford Love Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beerbohm, Max, Sir, 1872-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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