Constance : a Novel 1
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It has always appeared to me that the generous and confiding nature of youth will not wait for such declarations as are necessary to justify oneself gravely for the sin of lov- ing too well ; nor will it calculate how and when, and upon the faith of what asseverations, the tribute of a heart is to be rendered.
CONSTANCE. $}01 Constance was not, however, permitted to yield to those predilections which might induce her to decline a visit to the Tribe family ; for Mrs.
Cattell, who had a high opin...ion of Mr. Thomas and his brother, and considered them, she said, as the two most gentlemanly young men next to Mr. Powis that she knew, recommended her to accept it, in terms much stronger than usual.
The dancing party was to consist chiefly of the family, Mr. Tribe senior jocularly observing, that " he could make up one cotillion and a fiddler ;" but Sir Robert and Lady Dartmore were to spend a few days in the house, and Mr.
and Mrs. Cattell and Constance were particu- larly requested to stay a little time also.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has always appeared to me that the generous and confiding nature of youth will not wait for such declarations as are necessary to justify oneself gravely for the sin of lov- ing too well ; nor will it calculate how and when, and upon the faith of what asseverations, the tribute of a heart is to be rendered.
CONSTANCE. $}01 Constance was not, however, permitted to yield to those predilections which might induce her to decline a visit to the Tribe family ; for Mrs.
Cattell, who had a high opin...ion of Mr. Thomas and his brother, and considered them, she said, as the two most gentlemanly young men next to Mr. Powis that she knew, recommended her to accept it, in terms much stronger than usual.
The dancing party was to consist chiefly of the family, Mr. Tribe senior jocularly observing, that " he could make up one cotillion and a fiddler ;" but Sir Robert and Lady Dartmore were to spend a few days in the house, and Mr.
and Mrs. Cattell and Constance were particu- larly requested to stay a little time also.
What to read after Constance : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomson, A. T., Mrs., 1797-1862 to read onlineMoreLess
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