Charlotte Temple
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" "Well, and suppose he did?" "Why, he should be obliged to keep his word I think. " "Well, but I suppose he has changed his mind, " said Montraville, "andthen you know the case is altered. " Charlotte looked at him attentively for a moment. A full sense of herown situation rushed upon her mind. She burst into tears, and remainedsilent. Montraville too well understood the cause of her tears. Hekissed her cheek, and bidding her not make herself uneasy, unable tobear the silent but keen remonstra...nce, hastily left her.
The next morning by sun-rise they found themselves at anchor beforethe city of New-York. A boat was ordered to convey the ladies on shore. Crayton accompanied them; and they were shewn to a house of publicentertainment. Scarcely were they seated when the door opened, and theColonel found himself in the arms of his daughter, who had landed a fewminutes before him. The first transport of meeting subsided, Craytonintroduced his daughter to Mademoiselle La Rue, as an old friend of hermother's, (for the artful French woman had really made it appear to thecredulous Colonel that she was in the same convent with his first wife, and, though much younger, had received many tokens of her esteem andregard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, and suppose he did?" "Why, he should be obliged to keep his word I think. " "Well, but I suppose he has changed his mind, " said Montraville, "andthen you know the case is altered. " Charlotte looked at him attentively for a moment. A full sense of herown situation rushed upon her mind. She burst into tears, and remainedsilent. Montraville too well understood the cause of her tears. Hekissed her cheek, and bidding her not make herself uneasy, unable tobear the silent but keen remonstra...nce, hastily left her.
The next morning by sun-rise they found themselves at anchor beforethe city of New-York. A boat was ordered to convey the ladies on shore. Crayton accompanied them; and they were shewn to a house of publicentertainment. Scarcely were they seated when the door opened, and theColonel found himself in the arms of his daughter, who had landed a fewminutes before him. The first transport of meeting subsided, Craytonintroduced his daughter to Mademoiselle La Rue, as an old friend of hermother's, (for the artful French woman had really made it appear to thecredulous Colonel that she was in the same convent with his first wife, and, though much younger, had received many tokens of her esteem andregard.
What to read after Charlotte Temple?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowson Haswell to read onlineMoreLess
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