Darnley : Or, the Field of the Cloth of Gold 1
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And now, let me return' you a thousand and a thousand thanks for your kind interest past and present ; to which, but add one favour. When I am free, give me but one little glove from this fair hand,"" and he raised it to his lips, " and I will place it on my pennon's pike, and write under- neath it, gratitude ; and if it falls in the listed field, or the battle plain, Darnley is dead."" " Nay, nay, my Lord,"*"* replied Lady Con- stance, with a blush and smile, " too gallant by DARNLEY. 149 half... ! But you are a prisoner, and I believe promises made in prison are not held valid.
Wait, therefore, till you are free, and in the mean time you shall have my prayers and best wishes, and such aid as I can send you from Canterbury, I will." There is a witchery in the sympathy of a beautiful woman, whose influence all men must have experienced, and all women understand ; and though our hero felt the most devout con- viction that he was not the least in love in the world with Lady Constance de Grey, there is no knowing how far his gratitude for the in- terest she took in his fate, might have carried him, had she remained there much longer ; and even when she left him, and he heard the horses' feet repass the window of his prison, he felt as if he were ten times more a prisoner than before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now, let me return' you a thousand and a thousand thanks for your kind interest past and present ; to which, but add one favour. When I am free, give me but one little glove from this fair hand,"" and he raised it to his lips, " and I will place it on my pennon's pike, and write under- neath it, gratitude ; and if it falls in the listed field, or the battle plain, Darnley is dead."" " Nay, nay, my Lord,"*"* replied Lady Con- stance, with a blush and smile, " too gallant by DARNLEY. 149 half... ! But you are a prisoner, and I believe promises made in prison are not held valid.
Wait, therefore, till you are free, and in the mean time you shall have my prayers and best wishes, and such aid as I can send you from Canterbury, I will." There is a witchery in the sympathy of a beautiful woman, whose influence all men must have experienced, and all women understand ; and though our hero felt the most devout con- viction that he was not the least in love in the world with Lady Constance de Grey, there is no knowing how far his gratitude for the in- terest she took in his fate, might have carried him, had she remained there much longer ; and even when she left him, and he heard the horses' feet repass the window of his prison, he felt as if he were ten times more a prisoner than before.
What to read after Darnley : Or, the Field of the Cloth of Gold 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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