[Varney the Vampire by Thomas Preskett Prest]@TWC D-Link bookVarney the Vampire CHAPTER XIV 3/10
I understand you have a charming sister, young, beautiful, and accomplished.
Shall I confess, now, that I had hopes of making myself agreeable to her ?" "You make yourself agreeable to her? The sight of you would blast her for ever, and drive her to madness." "Am I so hideous ?" "No, but--you are--" "What am I ?" "Hush, Henry, hush," cried Marchdale.
"Remember you are in this gentleman's house." "True, true.
Why does he tempt me to say these dreadful things? I do not want to say them." "Come away, then--come away at once.
Sir Francis Varney, my friend, Mr. Bannerworth, will think over your offer, and let you know.
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