Aims And Ends: And Oonagh Lynch: 2
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Scudamore lost his patience — he was so very particular."" Olinda had gained little by attracting his affection. At first she triumphed at having conquered the dislike inspired by Lady Mar- diston ; it was winning a suffrage from one who, further acquaintance showed her, was well 140 AIMS AND ENDS.
worth pleasing, — an agreeable companion, who seemed disposed to become a sincere friend.
She would have started with horror and anger from the information that she was going to divide a pair who had... hitherto lived in peace and kindness — to turn the head of a married man, and a clergyman — to detach Paul Scuda- more from his very lovely wife !
She looked for nothing more than friendship and goodwill, till she saw she was admired, and then the fault of her character, the spirit of coquetry, made her wish to see how much he could admire her. She was surprised and flat- tered at the depth and vividness of the impres- sion she had made ; she saw no reason to dread that Paul would ever dare to make it known to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scudamore lost his patience — he was so very particular."" Olinda had gained little by attracting his affection. At first she triumphed at having conquered the dislike inspired by Lady Mar- diston ; it was winning a suffrage from one who, further acquaintance showed her, was well 140 AIMS AND ENDS.
worth pleasing, — an agreeable companion, who seemed disposed to become a sincere friend.
She would have started with horror and anger from the information that she was going to divide a pair who had... hitherto lived in peace and kindness — to turn the head of a married man, and a clergyman — to detach Paul Scuda- more from his very lovely wife !
She looked for nothing more than friendship and goodwill, till she saw she was admired, and then the fault of her character, the spirit of coquetry, made her wish to see how much he could admire her. She was surprised and flat- tered at the depth and vividness of the impres- sion she had made ; she saw no reason to dread that Paul would ever dare to make it known to her.
What to read after Aims And Ends: And Oonagh Lynch: 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheridan, Caroline Henrietta Callander, 1779-1851 to read onlineMoreLess
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