Claudia
Claudia
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" exclaimed Claudia, raising the drooping form of the imn. " You know my heart, you know that you have but to say in what way I can serve you. " The enthusiast pressed Helena to her bosom, and then made her resume her place at her side. It was several minutes before the nun was able to speak, a convulsive tremor passed through her frame, she could scarcely command her voice.
" I tore a leaf from my breviary and wrote on it a few lines in pencil to Miss Irvine, which, con- fided to the faithful ...old gardener of whom I spoke to you before, I believe- — ^I feel sure that my friend will receive. The old man promised to convey that slip before morning to Grosvenor Square. " "What did you write to Miss Irvine?" asked Claudia, with a slight emotion of jealousy towards Helena's unknown protectress.
" I told her that I was wretched, and constrained to . Tly from tyranny which was supportable no 120 FLIGHT.
longer ; that I bad one friend here, most generous most true, but that regard for her father's interests debarred me from availing myself fully of her good- ness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" exclaimed Claudia, raising the drooping form of the imn. " You know my heart, you know that you have but to say in what way I can serve you. " The enthusiast pressed Helena to her bosom, and then made her resume her place at her side. It was several minutes before the nun was able to speak, a convulsive tremor passed through her frame, she could scarcely command her voice.
" I tore a leaf from my breviary and wrote on it a few lines in pencil to Miss Irvine, which, con- fided to the faithful ...old gardener of whom I spoke to you before, I believe- — ^I feel sure that my friend will receive. The old man promised to convey that slip before morning to Grosvenor Square. " "What did you write to Miss Irvine?" asked Claudia, with a slight emotion of jealousy towards Helena's unknown protectress.
" I told her that I was wretched, and constrained to . Tly from tyranny which was supportable no 120 FLIGHT.
longer ; that I bad one friend here, most generous most true, but that regard for her father's interests debarred me from availing myself fully of her good- ness.
What to read after Claudia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A. L. O. E. to read onlineMoreLess
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