Asphodel, a Novel 2
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Poor Lady Lawford, indeed ! I consider her quite the most execrable woman I ever heard of." '^ She was beautiful ; men told her so, and she believed them. She was tempted; and she was weak. Execrable is a hard word, Rhoda. She never injured you." " She blighted my brother's life. Do you suppose I can easily forgive that ? You men are always ready to make excuses for a pretty woman.
I heard of Colonel Kirkbank, the other day. Lady Hetheridge met him at Baden — a wreck. They say lie is immensely ...rich. He has never married, it seems/^ " That at least is a grace in him. ' His honour rooted in dishonour stood; and faith unfaithful kept him falsely true.'^^ " You are in a sentimental mood this evening, Marmaduke/^ sneered Rhoda. ** One would suppose that you had been in love with my brother^s second wife.'^ " She has been so long in her grave that I donH think you and I need quarrel if I confess that I admired her. There is a look in Daphne^s face now she has grown up that recalls her mother almost painfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor Lady Lawford, indeed ! I consider her quite the most execrable woman I ever heard of." '^ She was beautiful ; men told her so, and she believed them. She was tempted; and she was weak. Execrable is a hard word, Rhoda. She never injured you." " She blighted my brother's life. Do you suppose I can easily forgive that ? You men are always ready to make excuses for a pretty woman.
I heard of Colonel Kirkbank, the other day. Lady Hetheridge met him at Baden — a wreck. They say lie is immensely ...rich. He has never married, it seems/^ " That at least is a grace in him. ' His honour rooted in dishonour stood; and faith unfaithful kept him falsely true.'^^ " You are in a sentimental mood this evening, Marmaduke/^ sneered Rhoda. ** One would suppose that you had been in love with my brother^s second wife.'^ " She has been so long in her grave that I donH think you and I need quarrel if I confess that I admired her. There is a look in Daphne^s face now she has grown up that recalls her mother almost painfully.
What to read after Asphodel, a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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