Angela. a Novel 3
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" I never was one of your virtuous ones — who make a conscience of striving to be happy, 'strug- gling with sorrow,' as they call it, and all that pretence and stuff. — When I was happy, I was happy. — Heaven knows how happy. — Now I am wretched, and I would rather not affect to be any thing else." " But, dear Augusta, if you will not resist these feelings a little they will continue to grow, as they have grown, upon you ; they will end in injuring your body and destroying the health of your mi...nd. If you would only do a little violence to yourself, struggle against this despon- dency and look forward with hope ! — Believe me all will be right at last." " No, all will be wrong at last; I feel that and know it, as well as that I am walking up and down here — all must and will be wrong, where one is resolved to persevere in wrong, as I am," said Augusta, lifting up her dark eyes and turn- ing them with a sudden flash of sombre light upon her friend ; " as I arriy and you know I am, Angela." ANGELA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I never was one of your virtuous ones — who make a conscience of striving to be happy, 'strug- gling with sorrow,' as they call it, and all that pretence and stuff. — When I was happy, I was happy. — Heaven knows how happy. — Now I am wretched, and I would rather not affect to be any thing else." " But, dear Augusta, if you will not resist these feelings a little they will continue to grow, as they have grown, upon you ; they will end in injuring your body and destroying the health of your mi...nd. If you would only do a little violence to yourself, struggle against this despon- dency and look forward with hope ! — Believe me all will be right at last." " No, all will be wrong at last; I feel that and know it, as well as that I am walking up and down here — all must and will be wrong, where one is resolved to persevere in wrong, as I am," said Augusta, lifting up her dark eyes and turn- ing them with a sudden flash of sombre light upon her friend ; " as I arriy and you know I am, Angela." ANGELA.
What to read after Angela. a Novel 3?
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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