Arthur Coningsby, volume 1
Arthur Coningsby, volume 1
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They fancied — these successors of Brutus and Padilla — that I had more courage than any other of their opponents. Alas ! I believe I was only reckless." " And is it possible/' he asked, " that while you were encompassed by these difficulties, and thus exposed to peril, you could think of aggravating your evil fortune, by interfering to rescue me ?** There was a tenderness in his utter- ance of this reproach, to which she could not be insensible. But she felt, also, that the terms on which they... had last parted required from her some assertion of her own dignity ; and she said that it had been easy to obtain his freedom.
Digitized by VjOOQIC ARTHUR CONINGSBY^ 117 eind that the efforts she had made on his behalf were no more than she would have thought due to any foreigner of her acquaintance. In the manner with which she spoke this^ there was something of assumed coldness^ which acutely pained him. He implored her forgiveness for the frantic ingratitude of his behaviour towards her before his imprisonment He told her how perilously he had tot- tered, in the delirium of that evening, on the edge of the grave ; asserted, and with truth, how close her image had Iain to his heart, even during those bitter and tumultuous moments; and reiterated, in the tones of earnest passion, that he longed for, cared for nothing on earth, but the love which he had once appeared to reject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They fancied — these successors of Brutus and Padilla — that I had more courage than any other of their opponents. Alas ! I believe I was only reckless." " And is it possible/' he asked, " that while you were encompassed by these difficulties, and thus exposed to peril, you could think of aggravating your evil fortune, by interfering to rescue me ?** There was a tenderness in his utter- ance of this reproach, to which she could not be insensible. But she felt, also, that the terms on which they... had last parted required from her some assertion of her own dignity ; and she said that it had been easy to obtain his freedom.
Digitized by VjOOQIC ARTHUR CONINGSBY^ 117 eind that the efforts she had made on his behalf were no more than she would have thought due to any foreigner of her acquaintance. In the manner with which she spoke this^ there was something of assumed coldness^ which acutely pained him. He implored her forgiveness for the frantic ingratitude of his behaviour towards her before his imprisonment He told her how perilously he had tot- tered, in the delirium of that evening, on the edge of the grave ; asserted, and with truth, how close her image had Iain to his heart, even during those bitter and tumultuous moments; and reiterated, in the tones of earnest passion, that he longed for, cared for nothing on earth, but the love which he had once appeared to reject.
What to read after Arthur Coningsby, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sterling, John, 1806-1844 to read onlineMoreLess
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