Cecilia; Or, Memoirs of An Heiress — volume 2
Cecilia; Or, Memoirs of An Heiress — volume 2
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She'll fancy herself in a monastery as soon as she comes, and nothingwill make her half so happy, for she is always wishing to be a Nun, poor little simpleton.
"Is there any chance that Lady Euphrasia may come?" "O no, she can't at present, because it would not be proper: but Imean if ever she is married to Mortimer. " "Married to him!" repeated Cecilia, in the utmost consternation.
"I believe, my dear, " cried Lady Honoria, looking at her very archly, "you intend to be married to him yourself?..." "Me? no, indeed!" "You look very guilty, though, " cried she laughing, "and indeed whenyou came hither, every body said that the whole affair was arranged. " "For shame, Lady Honoria!" said Cecilia, again changing colour, "I amsure this must be your own fancy, --invention, --" "No, I assure you; I heard it at several places; and every body saidhow charmingly your fortune would build up all these oldfortifications: but some people said they knew Mr Harrel had sold youto Mr Marriot, and that if you married Mortimer, there would be a lawsuitthat would take away half your estate; and others said you had promisedyour hand to Sir Robert Floyer, and repented when you heard of hismortgages, and he gave it out every where that he would fight any manthat pretended to you; and then again some said that you were all thetime privately married to Mr Arnott, but did not dare own it, because hewas so afraid of fighting with Sir Robert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She'll fancy herself in a monastery as soon as she comes, and nothingwill make her half so happy, for she is always wishing to be a Nun, poor little simpleton.
"Is there any chance that Lady Euphrasia may come?" "O no, she can't at present, because it would not be proper: but Imean if ever she is married to Mortimer. " "Married to him!" repeated Cecilia, in the utmost consternation.
"I believe, my dear, " cried Lady Honoria, looking at her very archly, "you intend to be married to him yourself?..." "Me? no, indeed!" "You look very guilty, though, " cried she laughing, "and indeed whenyou came hither, every body said that the whole affair was arranged. " "For shame, Lady Honoria!" said Cecilia, again changing colour, "I amsure this must be your own fancy, --invention, --" "No, I assure you; I heard it at several places; and every body saidhow charmingly your fortune would build up all these oldfortifications: but some people said they knew Mr Harrel had sold youto Mr Marriot, and that if you married Mortimer, there would be a lawsuitthat would take away half your estate; and others said you had promisedyour hand to Sir Robert Floyer, and repented when you heard of hismortgages, and he gave it out every where that he would fight any manthat pretended to you; and then again some said that you were all thetime privately married to Mr Arnott, but did not dare own it, because hewas so afraid of fighting with Sir Robert.
What to read after Cecilia; Or, Memoirs of An Heiress — volume 2?
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