Chatsworth Or the Romance of a Week volume 1
Chatsworth Or the Romance of a Week volume 1
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So, after think- ing for a few moments, she again addressed him, in a smiling tone, but with an expression from which every thing like levity was excluded; — for she saw that the least appearance of trifling with his sorrows would defeat her newly-acquired hope of curing them. "Well, " said she, " I will give you some- thing to do for me; and when you have done it, you shall yourself name the guerdon of your toil. You know those Rocks, that so deform the fair face of the waters in front of our ...castle. CHATSWORTH. 171 Not a day passes but they trouble me. I cannot cast a look or thought from out my favourite chamber, towards the coast of Al- bion, where my beloved lord Arviragus sojourns, but they arrest my sight, and will not let it go, till they have filled my foolish fancy with fears, that vex me the more because I know them to be vain ones. Find some expedient, Aurelius, to take those frightful rocks from out my sight, but for one hour, and let me look abroad on the beautiful sea, a smooth unbroken mirror; and I will"— She hesitated a moment, not at what she was about to say, but at the words she should say it in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, after think- ing for a few moments, she again addressed him, in a smiling tone, but with an expression from which every thing like levity was excluded; — for she saw that the least appearance of trifling with his sorrows would defeat her newly-acquired hope of curing them. "Well, " said she, " I will give you some- thing to do for me; and when you have done it, you shall yourself name the guerdon of your toil. You know those Rocks, that so deform the fair face of the waters in front of our ...castle. CHATSWORTH. 171 Not a day passes but they trouble me. I cannot cast a look or thought from out my favourite chamber, towards the coast of Al- bion, where my beloved lord Arviragus sojourns, but they arrest my sight, and will not let it go, till they have filled my foolish fancy with fears, that vex me the more because I know them to be vain ones. Find some expedient, Aurelius, to take those frightful rocks from out my sight, but for one hour, and let me look abroad on the beautiful sea, a smooth unbroken mirror; and I will"— She hesitated a moment, not at what she was about to say, but at the words she should say it in.
What to read after Chatsworth Or the Romance of a Week volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patmore, P. G. (Peter George), 1786-1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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