Arthur Mervyn
Arthur Mervyn
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Clemenza was for atime forgotten. I paid no attention to the looks or demeanour of theelder, but was wholly occupied in gazing on the younger. My anxiety toknow the truth gave pathos and energy to my tones while I spoke:-- "Who, where, what are you? Do you reside in this house? Are you a sisteror daughter in this family, or merely a visitant? Do you know thecharacter, profession, and views of your companions? Do you deem themvirtuous, or know them to be profligate? Speak! tell me, I beseech you...!" The maiden confusion which had just appeared in the countenance of thisperson now somewhat abated. She lifted her eyes, and glanced by turns atme and at her who sat by her side. An air of serious astonishmentoverspread her features, and she seemed anxious for me to proceed. Theelder, meanwhile, betrayed the utmost alarm, again upbraided myaudacity, commanded me to withdraw, and admonished me of the danger Iincurred by lingering.
I noticed not her interference, but again entreated to know of theyounger her true state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clemenza was for atime forgotten. I paid no attention to the looks or demeanour of theelder, but was wholly occupied in gazing on the younger. My anxiety toknow the truth gave pathos and energy to my tones while I spoke:-- "Who, where, what are you? Do you reside in this house? Are you a sisteror daughter in this family, or merely a visitant? Do you know thecharacter, profession, and views of your companions? Do you deem themvirtuous, or know them to be profligate? Speak! tell me, I beseech you...!" The maiden confusion which had just appeared in the countenance of thisperson now somewhat abated. She lifted her eyes, and glanced by turns atme and at her who sat by her side. An air of serious astonishmentoverspread her features, and she seemed anxious for me to proceed. Theelder, meanwhile, betrayed the utmost alarm, again upbraided myaudacity, commanded me to withdraw, and admonished me of the danger Iincurred by lingering.
I noticed not her interference, but again entreated to know of theyounger her true state.
What to read after Arthur Mervyn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Charles Brockden to read onlineMoreLess
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