Aims And Ends: And Oonagh Lynch: 1
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Fleetwood began by setting before her the impropriety of endeavouring to attract and en- gage those over whom she had not any real design, at the time she was affianced to him ; he repeated with great force and truth, all that has ever been said on this subject, and if any thing had hitherto remained unsaid, I believe he brought it forward on this occasion. Had that been all, he would have done well ; but as people who Teprove, are apt to grow irritated by the bare enumeration of the offender's... delin- quencies, he grew angry ; and after beginning as a sensible friend, he concluded like an enraged and jealous lover, with the bitterest reproaches, urged in the most furious manner.
Olinda wept — first excused herself as only guilty of want of reflection, then confessed she was wrong, promised amendment, wept again, but experienced a very disagreeable surprise. She had always imagined, as young ladies often do, that a flood of tears, of the tears of youth and beauty, would atone for any thing, and produce AIMS AND ENDS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fleetwood began by setting before her the impropriety of endeavouring to attract and en- gage those over whom she had not any real design, at the time she was affianced to him ; he repeated with great force and truth, all that has ever been said on this subject, and if any thing had hitherto remained unsaid, I believe he brought it forward on this occasion. Had that been all, he would have done well ; but as people who Teprove, are apt to grow irritated by the bare enumeration of the offender's... delin- quencies, he grew angry ; and after beginning as a sensible friend, he concluded like an enraged and jealous lover, with the bitterest reproaches, urged in the most furious manner.
Olinda wept — first excused herself as only guilty of want of reflection, then confessed she was wrong, promised amendment, wept again, but experienced a very disagreeable surprise. She had always imagined, as young ladies often do, that a flood of tears, of the tears of youth and beauty, would atone for any thing, and produce AIMS AND ENDS.
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