Bulwer's Works: Zicci: Vol. 3 Three (3)`
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One so simple as Leonard — so young and so new ! Harley L'Estrange would have smiled at himself, if the idea of that image subjugating the ambi- tious woman to the disinterested love of a vil- lage maid, had once crossed his mind. Never- theless, so it was, and precisely from those causes which would have seemed to Harley to forbid the weakness.
It ivas that fresh, pure heart — it was that simple, earnest sweetness— it was that contrast in look, in tone, in sentiment, and in reason- ings, to al...l that had jaded and disgusted her in the circle of her admirers — it was all this that captivated Beatrice at the first interview with Leonard. Here was what she had con- fessed to the sceptical Randal she had dreamed and sighed for. Her earliest youth had passed into abhorrent marriage, without the soft, in- nocent crisis of human life — virgin love.
Many a wooer might have touched her vanity, pleased her fancy, excited her ambition— her heart had never been awakened: it woke now.
The world, and the years that the world had wasted, seemed to fleet away as a cloud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One so simple as Leonard — so young and so new ! Harley L'Estrange would have smiled at himself, if the idea of that image subjugating the ambi- tious woman to the disinterested love of a vil- lage maid, had once crossed his mind. Never- theless, so it was, and precisely from those causes which would have seemed to Harley to forbid the weakness.
It ivas that fresh, pure heart — it was that simple, earnest sweetness— it was that contrast in look, in tone, in sentiment, and in reason- ings, to al...l that had jaded and disgusted her in the circle of her admirers — it was all this that captivated Beatrice at the first interview with Leonard. Here was what she had con- fessed to the sceptical Randal she had dreamed and sighed for. Her earliest youth had passed into abhorrent marriage, without the soft, in- nocent crisis of human life — virgin love.
Many a wooer might have touched her vanity, pleased her fancy, excited her ambition— her heart had never been awakened: it woke now.
The world, and the years that the world had wasted, seemed to fleet away as a cloud.
What to read after Bulwer's Works: Zicci: Vol. 3 Three (3)`?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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