Angela. a Novel 1
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As a young artist he had been received, and ANGELA. 237 cordially received, by Margaret — as a young artist he had won the heart of Angela. It was not likely, it was not possible, that he should find the least difficulty, under their present cir- cumstances, in persuading either of them to this marriage.
Utterly destitute and defenceless as they were, and abandoned by all the world, it was not pro- bable that Margaret would refuse for her daugh- ter one whom she evidently regarded with an eye o...f favour. He certainly regretted that he had, upon the impulse of the moment, when speaking to Mrs.
Whitwell, pitched his assumed condition a little too low — that for the officer^s daughters it might be esteemed, among the gossips around, some- thing of a degradation to accept him; but then, again, his heart exulted in the secret conscious- ness of the disinterestedness of her affection, and rejoiced in the thought of the exaltation in store for one who had proved she would descend some little for his sake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a young artist he had been received, and ANGELA. 237 cordially received, by Margaret — as a young artist he had won the heart of Angela. It was not likely, it was not possible, that he should find the least difficulty, under their present cir- cumstances, in persuading either of them to this marriage.
Utterly destitute and defenceless as they were, and abandoned by all the world, it was not pro- bable that Margaret would refuse for her daugh- ter one whom she evidently regarded with an eye o...f favour. He certainly regretted that he had, upon the impulse of the moment, when speaking to Mrs.
Whitwell, pitched his assumed condition a little too low — that for the officer^s daughters it might be esteemed, among the gossips around, some- thing of a degradation to accept him; but then, again, his heart exulted in the secret conscious- ness of the disinterestedness of her affection, and rejoiced in the thought of the exaltation in store for one who had proved she would descend some little for his sake.
What to read after Angela. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh-Caldwell, Anne, 1791-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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