Dacre: a Novel 3
Dacre: a Novel 3
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The tumult of woe has been tranquil at home ; and cheerful thoughts perchance have broken m, when the tears of affliction are spent. We are told that again we should mix with the world, and the sense of a duty compels our obedience. The efifort is made; and in the silent sympathy of those we meet something seems to whisper in our 140 DACRE.
ear that here we have no business. Our sorrow seems a spectacle to others : we shrink from the notice it creates ; and we would shroud from Tulgar gaze a fe...eling so sacred. Emily tried to repress all emotion ; she knew she could add nothing to the gaiety of those who had met for social pleasure, but she strove not to seem as a doud that shed gloom by its presence.
Among others now staying at the Duke of Bolton's were Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth. Mrs.
Wentworth was in her brother's confidence re- specting Lady Emily : she had written him word that Lady Emily was expected there, and accordingly he selected that time to propose making the visit he had promised to Denham.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tumult of woe has been tranquil at home ; and cheerful thoughts perchance have broken m, when the tears of affliction are spent. We are told that again we should mix with the world, and the sense of a duty compels our obedience. The efifort is made; and in the silent sympathy of those we meet something seems to whisper in our 140 DACRE.
ear that here we have no business. Our sorrow seems a spectacle to others : we shrink from the notice it creates ; and we would shroud from Tulgar gaze a fe...eling so sacred. Emily tried to repress all emotion ; she knew she could add nothing to the gaiety of those who had met for social pleasure, but she strove not to seem as a doud that shed gloom by its presence.
Among others now staying at the Duke of Bolton's were Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth. Mrs.
Wentworth was in her brother's confidence re- specting Lady Emily : she had written him word that Lady Emily was expected there, and accordingly he selected that time to propose making the visit he had promised to Denham.
What to read after Dacre: a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, Theresa, Lady, 1803-1865 to read onlineMoreLess
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