British Theatre 27
British Theatre 27
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burning with impatience;— But, my dear friend, after the occurrences of the day, can you be weak enough to plunge into fresh crimes ? Can you be base enough to abuse the goodness of that angel your wife ; and wicked enough, not only to destroy the innocence^ which is sheltered beneath your own roof, but to ex- pose your family perhaps again, to ihc danger of los- ing a son, a brother, a father, and a husband ? The possession of the three Graces is surely too poor a rc- compence for the folly yo...u must commit, for the shame you must feel, and the consequence you must hazard. Upon my soul if I struggle a little longer, I shall rise in my' own opinion, and be less a rascal than I think myself: — Ah, but the object is bewitch* ^"g 5 — the matter will be an eternal secret^and if it is known that I sneak in this pitiful manner from a fine woman, when the whole elysjlum of her person solicits me : — well, and am I afraid the world should know that I have shrunk from an infamous a6tion?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
burning with impatience;— But, my dear friend, after the occurrences of the day, can you be weak enough to plunge into fresh crimes ? Can you be base enough to abuse the goodness of that angel your wife ; and wicked enough, not only to destroy the innocence^ which is sheltered beneath your own roof, but to ex- pose your family perhaps again, to ihc danger of los- ing a son, a brother, a father, and a husband ? The possession of the three Graces is surely too poor a rc- compence for the folly yo...u must commit, for the shame you must feel, and the consequence you must hazard. Upon my soul if I struggle a little longer, I shall rise in my' own opinion, and be less a rascal than I think myself: — Ah, but the object is bewitch* ^"g 5 — the matter will be an eternal secret^and if it is known that I sneak in this pitiful manner from a fine woman, when the whole elysjlum of her person solicits me : — well, and am I afraid the world should know that I have shrunk from an infamous a6tion?
What to read after British Theatre 27?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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