A Library of American Literature volume 5
A Library of American Literature volume 5
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In a look if death there be, Come, and I will gaze on thee I THE WIDOW WERTHER. [Idomen ; or, the Vale of Yumuri. 1843. ] IN the course of the theatric entertainment, I looked a moment to- wards the box of Lord D e, and saw him who had appeared to me like a deity, on earth, surrounded by gay, trifling ladies, who kept him in continual conversation. VOL. V. 23 354 MARIA GO WEN- BROOKS. [1821-34 I dared not take another glance ; when I returned, I was too ill to sup, and retired to mj pillow, ref...lecting on the next day's purpose.
Alone in the darkness of the night, and disturbed only by the sound of carriages returning at intervals from scenes of festivity, I lay en- deavoring to be calm, and to silence those doubts which conscience con- tinually presented.
Words like these came to my mind : What tie have I to the earth, save that only of my child ? him I cannot benefit, even though I strive to remain. At best, I am weak ; if I droop continually, at last, what shall I become ? a burden, a burden ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a look if death there be, Come, and I will gaze on thee I THE WIDOW WERTHER. [Idomen ; or, the Vale of Yumuri. 1843. ] IN the course of the theatric entertainment, I looked a moment to- wards the box of Lord D e, and saw him who had appeared to me like a deity, on earth, surrounded by gay, trifling ladies, who kept him in continual conversation. VOL. V. 23 354 MARIA GO WEN- BROOKS. [1821-34 I dared not take another glance ; when I returned, I was too ill to sup, and retired to mj pillow, ref...lecting on the next day's purpose.
Alone in the darkness of the night, and disturbed only by the sound of carriages returning at intervals from scenes of festivity, I lay en- deavoring to be calm, and to silence those doubts which conscience con- tinually presented.
Words like these came to my mind : What tie have I to the earth, save that only of my child ? him I cannot benefit, even though I strive to remain. At best, I am weak ; if I droop continually, at last, what shall I become ? a burden, a burden ?
What to read after A Library of American Literature volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund C And Hutchinson Ellen M Stedman to read onlineMoreLess
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