Dame Rebecca Berry; Or, Court Scenes in the Reign of Charles the Second 1
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XL feiR Ambrose Templeton, in the mean time, was lost in wonder and fruitless conjecture respecting the fate of Valerno and Rebecca. Certain, if he lived, he would have come back for the reward promised for his services ; as years passed away, and still no tidings reached him, at length he concluded they were both lost at sea, and now believed he had finally defeated the extraordinary pre- diction.
More gloomy and abstracted than ever, he returned to his former habits, and again attempted to pr...y into that futurity which rendered him so discontented and miserable.
How differently were the days of his brother rilled up ! Rebecca had opened a new source of happiness and interest.
DAME REBECCA BERRY. 95 She cheered, she caressed, she soothed his former sorrowful heart. There was no indulgence which he denied her, none even withheld that were at variance with his own taste. Mr. Templeton was not a man of letters, nor had he a fond- ness for books ; consequently his library was but scanty. Yet, when Rebecca ex- pressed and discovered a taste for some of the most eminent authors of her day, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XL feiR Ambrose Templeton, in the mean time, was lost in wonder and fruitless conjecture respecting the fate of Valerno and Rebecca. Certain, if he lived, he would have come back for the reward promised for his services ; as years passed away, and still no tidings reached him, at length he concluded they were both lost at sea, and now believed he had finally defeated the extraordinary pre- diction.
More gloomy and abstracted than ever, he returned to his former habits, and again attempted to pr...y into that futurity which rendered him so discontented and miserable.
How differently were the days of his brother rilled up ! Rebecca had opened a new source of happiness and interest.
DAME REBECCA BERRY. 95 She cheered, she caressed, she soothed his former sorrowful heart. There was no indulgence which he denied her, none even withheld that were at variance with his own taste. Mr. Templeton was not a man of letters, nor had he a fond- ness for books ; consequently his library was but scanty. Yet, when Rebecca ex- pressed and discovered a taste for some of the most eminent authors of her day, Mr.
What to read after Dame Rebecca Berry; Or, Court Scenes in the Reign of Charles the Second 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spence, Elizabeth Isabella, 1768-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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