Adle Dubois 8 7
Adle Dubois 8 7
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"You made", he said to Mr. Norton, "an extremely favorable impressionon the minds of several gentlemen, who wield power in the province, and should you be subjected to future persecutions, you will probablybe able to secure their protection".
"Possibly--possibly. I am grateful, if I have in any way secured thegood will of those gentlemen. I was particularly impressed by theirdignity, affability, and readiness to oblige yourself. But, my dearsir, it is better to trust in the Lord than to put con...fidence inprinces".
CHAPTER XX.
MR. LANSDOWNE SUBMITS TO THE INEVITABLE.
In the meanwhile, a change had come upon John Lansdowne. Only a fewweeks ago, he was a careless youth, of keen and vigorous intellectualpowers, satiated with books and tired of college walls, with the boyspirit in the ascendant within him. His eye was wide open andobservant, and his ringing laugh was so merry, that it brought aninvoluntary smile upon any one who might chance to hear its richpeals. His talk was rapid, gay, and brilliant, with but the slightestdash of sentiment, and his manner frank and fearless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You made", he said to Mr. Norton, "an extremely favorable impressionon the minds of several gentlemen, who wield power in the province, and should you be subjected to future persecutions, you will probablybe able to secure their protection".
"Possibly--possibly. I am grateful, if I have in any way secured thegood will of those gentlemen. I was particularly impressed by theirdignity, affability, and readiness to oblige yourself. But, my dearsir, it is better to trust in the Lord than to put con...fidence inprinces".
CHAPTER XX.
MR. LANSDOWNE SUBMITS TO THE INEVITABLE.
In the meanwhile, a change had come upon John Lansdowne. Only a fewweeks ago, he was a careless youth, of keen and vigorous intellectualpowers, satiated with books and tired of college walls, with the boyspirit in the ascendant within him. His eye was wide open andobservant, and his ringing laugh was so merry, that it brought aninvoluntary smile upon any one who might chance to hear its richpeals. His talk was rapid, gay, and brilliant, with but the slightestdash of sentiment, and his manner frank and fearless.
What to read after Adle Dubois 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs William T Savage to read onlineMoreLess
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