Chances And Changes : a Domestic Story 1
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How you would be annoyed there, old fellow, among the carriages; you would miss your lawn, and your green lane, and this famous hearth-rug. You'll soon forget me, won't you, old boy ? The absent are soon for- A DEPARTURE. 171 gotten — aye, that's right — you turn your eyes to your mistress, to ask her if it be not so." Whilst he thus w6nt on in the strain so easy to a man in long practised liabits of assumed feeling, so trying to a young and inexperienced lieart, Catherine remained with her eye...s fixed on her work, and her breast filled with the most painful and contradictory emotions. One moment she was shocked to think that Hamil- ton could have so far felt the coldness of her behaviour the preceding evening, as to have determined so suddenly on leaving the house — the next she was angry that he should have resolution to do it so immediately — and this anger was just then the best feeling that could have come to her aid.
"He is, after all," thought she, "a mere selfish man of the world; he has staid with us till he is tired, and then he takes his leave with as little ceremony as he came among us." I 2 172 A DEPARTURE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How you would be annoyed there, old fellow, among the carriages; you would miss your lawn, and your green lane, and this famous hearth-rug. You'll soon forget me, won't you, old boy ? The absent are soon for- A DEPARTURE. 171 gotten — aye, that's right — you turn your eyes to your mistress, to ask her if it be not so." Whilst he thus w6nt on in the strain so easy to a man in long practised liabits of assumed feeling, so trying to a young and inexperienced lieart, Catherine remained with her eye...s fixed on her work, and her breast filled with the most painful and contradictory emotions. One moment she was shocked to think that Hamil- ton could have so far felt the coldness of her behaviour the preceding evening, as to have determined so suddenly on leaving the house — the next she was angry that he should have resolution to do it so immediately — and this anger was just then the best feeling that could have come to her aid.
"He is, after all," thought she, "a mere selfish man of the world; he has staid with us till he is tired, and then he takes his leave with as little ceremony as he came among us." I 2 172 A DEPARTURE.
What to read after Chances And Changes : a Domestic Story 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strutt, Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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