Don Luz
Don Luz
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There are women, too, who arc no less desirous that the attentions they receive should be known, especially if their adorers be men of rank or wealth, or otherwise distinguished.
Nothing of this kind was the case between Father Enrique and Dofia Luz. The contrary, indeed, was the case.
The young men of Villafria and the neighboring towns who, warranted in doing so by their gifts of person or of fortune, had ventured to aspire to the hand of Dofia Luz, and had been gently repulsed by her before ...compromising themselves by a declaration, had so high an opinion both of her and of themselves AN ILLUSTRIOUS CANDIDATE. H5 that they one and all regarded her, proof as she had been against their attractions and their endowments, as invulnerable. How was it possible to suppose that she who had been cold, indifferent, and insensible to the love of a handsome, bold, and gallant young man should be captivated by a middle-aged and sickly friar.
Women are, for the most part, eager to reveal what they may know or suspect to the discredit of other women whom they hate, but Dofla Luz was so supe- rior to, and so far removed from all rivalry, and had made herself so greatly beloved by every one that no one cared to play the spy upon her movements so as to be able to detect her in a fault for the purpose of accusing her of it afterward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are women, too, who arc no less desirous that the attentions they receive should be known, especially if their adorers be men of rank or wealth, or otherwise distinguished.
Nothing of this kind was the case between Father Enrique and Dofia Luz. The contrary, indeed, was the case.
The young men of Villafria and the neighboring towns who, warranted in doing so by their gifts of person or of fortune, had ventured to aspire to the hand of Dofia Luz, and had been gently repulsed by her before ...compromising themselves by a declaration, had so high an opinion both of her and of themselves AN ILLUSTRIOUS CANDIDATE. H5 that they one and all regarded her, proof as she had been against their attractions and their endowments, as invulnerable. How was it possible to suppose that she who had been cold, indifferent, and insensible to the love of a handsome, bold, and gallant young man should be captivated by a middle-aged and sickly friar.
Women are, for the most part, eager to reveal what they may know or suspect to the discredit of other women whom they hate, but Dofla Luz was so supe- rior to, and so far removed from all rivalry, and had made herself so greatly beloved by every one that no one cared to play the spy upon her movements so as to be able to detect her in a fault for the purpose of accusing her of it afterward.
What to read after Don Luz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Valera Juan to read onlineMoreLess
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