Foul Play
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Had she been alone there, she could not haveprovided for herself; had he been cast away a solitary man, the islandwould have been to him an intolerable prison.
In all these reflections Hazel was very guarded that no expression shouldescape him to arouse her apprehension. He was so careful of this that sheobserved his caution and watched his restraint. And Helen was thinkingmore of this than of the holy subject on which he was discoursing. Thedisguise he threw over his heart was penetrable to th...e girl's eye. Shesaw his love in every careful word, and employed herself in detecting itunder his rigid manner. Secure in her own position, she could examine hisfrom the loop-holes of her soul, and take a pleasure in witnessing thesuppressed happiness she could bestow with a word. She did not wonder ather power. The best of women have the natural vanity to take for grantedthe sway they assume over the existence which submits to them.
A week passed thus, and Hazel blessed the rain that drove them to thissociability.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had she been alone there, she could not haveprovided for herself; had he been cast away a solitary man, the islandwould have been to him an intolerable prison.
In all these reflections Hazel was very guarded that no expression shouldescape him to arouse her apprehension. He was so careful of this that sheobserved his caution and watched his restraint. And Helen was thinkingmore of this than of the holy subject on which he was discoursing. Thedisguise he threw over his heart was penetrable to th...e girl's eye. Shesaw his love in every careful word, and employed herself in detecting itunder his rigid manner. Secure in her own position, she could examine hisfrom the loop-holes of her soul, and take a pleasure in witnessing thesuppressed happiness she could bestow with a word. She did not wonder ather power. The best of women have the natural vanity to take for grantedthe sway they assume over the existence which submits to them.
A week passed thus, and Hazel blessed the rain that drove them to thissociability.
What to read after Foul Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boucicault, Dion, 1820-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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