Tales And Novels — volume 07
Tales And Novels — volume 07
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"By what do you judge that I want feeling?" said Caroline, colouringdeeply, and with a look and tone that expressed her keen sense ofinjustice. "What proof have I ever given you of my want of feeling?" "No proof, that I can recollect, " said Rosamond, laughing; "no proof, butthat you have never been in love. " "Is it a proof I am incapable of feeling, that I have not been in love withone who has proved himself utterly unworthy of my esteem--against whoseconduct my sister cannot find words suffi...ciently severe to express herindignation? Rosamond, my mind inclined towards him at the first reading ofhis last letter; but if I had ever given him any encouragement, if I hadloved him, what would have been my misery at this moment!" "All! my dear, but then if you had been very miserable, I should havepitied you so much, and loved you so heartily for being in love, " saidRosamond, still laughing-- "Oh! Rosamond, " continued Caroline, whose mind was now too highly wroughtfor raillery, "is love to be trifled with?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"By what do you judge that I want feeling?" said Caroline, colouringdeeply, and with a look and tone that expressed her keen sense ofinjustice. "What proof have I ever given you of my want of feeling?" "No proof, that I can recollect, " said Rosamond, laughing; "no proof, butthat you have never been in love. " "Is it a proof I am incapable of feeling, that I have not been in love withone who has proved himself utterly unworthy of my esteem--against whoseconduct my sister cannot find words suffi...ciently severe to express herindignation? Rosamond, my mind inclined towards him at the first reading ofhis last letter; but if I had ever given him any encouragement, if I hadloved him, what would have been my misery at this moment!" "All! my dear, but then if you had been very miserable, I should havepitied you so much, and loved you so heartily for being in love, " saidRosamond, still laughing-- "Oh! Rosamond, " continued Caroline, whose mind was now too highly wroughtfor raillery, "is love to be trifled with?
What to read after Tales And Novels — volume 07?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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