Clarissa volume 5 of 9 8 9
Clarissa volume 5 of 9 8 9
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which, like the palm, rises the more for being depressed and slighted.
I will not give thee a copy of this letter. I owe her not so muchservice.
But wouldst thou think, that this haughty promise-breaker could resolveas she does, absolutely and for ever to renounce me for what passed lastnight? That she could resolve to forego all her opening prospects ofreconciliation; the reconciliation with a worthless family, on which shehas set her whole heart?--Yet she does--she acquits me of all obligatio...nto her, and herself of all expectations from me--And for what?--O thatindeed I had given her real cause! Damn'd confounded niceness, prudery, affectation, or pretty ignorance, if not affectation!--By my soul, Belford, I told thee all--I was more indebted to her struggles, than tomy own forwardness. I cannot support my own reflections upon a decencyso ill-requited. --She could not, she would not have been so much aHarlowe in her resentment. All she feared had then been over; and herown good sense, and even modesty, would have taught her to make the bestof it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
which, like the palm, rises the more for being depressed and slighted.
I will not give thee a copy of this letter. I owe her not so muchservice.
But wouldst thou think, that this haughty promise-breaker could resolveas she does, absolutely and for ever to renounce me for what passed lastnight? That she could resolve to forego all her opening prospects ofreconciliation; the reconciliation with a worthless family, on which shehas set her whole heart?--Yet she does--she acquits me of all obligatio...nto her, and herself of all expectations from me--And for what?--O thatindeed I had given her real cause! Damn'd confounded niceness, prudery, affectation, or pretty ignorance, if not affectation!--By my soul, Belford, I told thee all--I was more indebted to her struggles, than tomy own forwardness. I cannot support my own reflections upon a decencyso ill-requited. --She could not, she would not have been so much aHarlowe in her resentment. All she feared had then been over; and herown good sense, and even modesty, would have taught her to make the bestof it.
What to read after Clarissa volume 5 of 9 8 9?
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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