Cecilia; Or, Memoirs of An Heiress — volume 1
Cecilia; Or, Memoirs of An Heiress — volume 1
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Poor Harlequin, unable to imagine any reason for this violentattack, and already cut with the glass, and bruised with the fall, spared not his lungs in making known his disapprobation of suchtreatment: but the fiend, regardless either of his complaints or hisresistance, forbore not to belabour him till compelled by theentrance of people with lights. And then, after artfully playingsundry antics under pretence of still supporting his character, witha motion too sudden for prevention, and too rap...id for pursuit, heescaped out of the room, and hurrying down stairs, threw himselfinto an hackney chair, which conveyed him to a place where heprivately changed his dress before he returned home, bitterlyrepenting the experiment he had made, and conscious too late that, had he appeared in a character he might have avowed, he could, without impropriety, have attended Cecilia the whole evening. Butsuch is deservedly the frequent fate of cunning, which, while itplots surprise and detection of others, commonly overshoots itsmark, and ends in its own disgrace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor Harlequin, unable to imagine any reason for this violentattack, and already cut with the glass, and bruised with the fall, spared not his lungs in making known his disapprobation of suchtreatment: but the fiend, regardless either of his complaints or hisresistance, forbore not to belabour him till compelled by theentrance of people with lights. And then, after artfully playingsundry antics under pretence of still supporting his character, witha motion too sudden for prevention, and too rap...id for pursuit, heescaped out of the room, and hurrying down stairs, threw himselfinto an hackney chair, which conveyed him to a place where heprivately changed his dress before he returned home, bitterlyrepenting the experiment he had made, and conscious too late that, had he appeared in a character he might have avowed, he could, without impropriety, have attended Cecilia the whole evening. Butsuch is deservedly the frequent fate of cunning, which, while itplots surprise and detection of others, commonly overshoots itsmark, and ends in its own disgrace.
What to read after Cecilia; Or, Memoirs of An Heiress — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burney Fanny to read onlineMoreLess
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