Clarissa Vol 8 of 9 8 0
Clarissa Vol 8 of 9 8 0
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Mowbray, is this acting like a friend by me, to suppose meincapable of answering for myself? And shall a man of honour andbravery, as I know Colonel Morden to be, (rash as perhaps in this visithe has shown himself, ) have it to say, that he comes to my Lord M. 'shouse, in a manner naked as to attendants and friends, and shall not forthat reason be rather borne with than insulted? This moment, my dearMowbray, leave us. You have really no concern in this business; and ifyou are my friend, I desir...e you'll ask the Colonel pardon for interferingin it in the manner you have done.
Mowbr. Well, well, Bob. ; thou shalt be arbiter in this matter; I know Ihave no business in it--and, Colonel, (holding out his hand, ) I leave youto one who knows how to defend his own cause as well as any man inEngland.
Col. (taking Mowbray's hand, at Lord M. 's request, ) You need not tellme that, Mr. Mowbray. I have no doubt of Mr. Lovelace's ability todefend his own cause, were it a cause to be defended. And let me tellyou, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mowbray, is this acting like a friend by me, to suppose meincapable of answering for myself? And shall a man of honour andbravery, as I know Colonel Morden to be, (rash as perhaps in this visithe has shown himself, ) have it to say, that he comes to my Lord M. 'shouse, in a manner naked as to attendants and friends, and shall not forthat reason be rather borne with than insulted? This moment, my dearMowbray, leave us. You have really no concern in this business; and ifyou are my friend, I desir...e you'll ask the Colonel pardon for interferingin it in the manner you have done.
Mowbr. Well, well, Bob. ; thou shalt be arbiter in this matter; I know Ihave no business in it--and, Colonel, (holding out his hand, ) I leave youto one who knows how to defend his own cause as well as any man inEngland.
Col. (taking Mowbray's hand, at Lord M. 's request, ) You need not tellme that, Mr. Mowbray. I have no doubt of Mr. Lovelace's ability todefend his own cause, were it a cause to be defended. And let me tellyou, Mr.
What to read after Clarissa Vol 8 of 9 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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