Emily, a Moral Tale, Including Letters From a Father to His Daughter, Upon the Most Important Subjects 1
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Her spirits were violently agitated by this accident, and fhe was for a fhort time indif- pofed. Her thanks to Providence for her efcape were ardent, and often repeated, and when ftie thought of her youthful preferver, there EMILY* 117 there was a fentiment which mingled with the recollection of his promptitude, courage, and humanity ; fay ye fagacious Cafuifts, — ought it to be called eiteem, gratitude, or friendfliip ; or can it be beft expreffed by the moft tender and endearing of all appel-... lations ?
Nor was young Marriot lefs affected by what had happened. He had always re- garded Mifs Lorton with admiration ; but on account of the wide difference of their iituations; himfelf the fon of an obfcure clergyman, without fortune or preferment ; - — fhe the only h d and heirefs of a diftin- guiihed officer who prided himfelf upon the antiquity, as well as the property of his family ; and more than all thefe confidera- tions, when he thought of her perfonal charms and excellent qualities of mind, he regarded her rather as an angel, than a mor- tal, moving in a fphere far above fuch as he could ever afpire to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her spirits were violently agitated by this accident, and fhe was for a fhort time indif- pofed. Her thanks to Providence for her efcape were ardent, and often repeated, and when ftie thought of her youthful preferver, there EMILY* 117 there was a fentiment which mingled with the recollection of his promptitude, courage, and humanity ; fay ye fagacious Cafuifts, — ought it to be called eiteem, gratitude, or friendfliip ; or can it be beft expreffed by the moft tender and endearing of all appel-... lations ?
Nor was young Marriot lefs affected by what had happened. He had always re- garded Mifs Lorton with admiration ; but on account of the wide difference of their iituations; himfelf the fon of an obfcure clergyman, without fortune or preferment ; - — fhe the only h d and heirefs of a diftin- guiihed officer who prided himfelf upon the antiquity, as well as the property of his family ; and more than all thefe confidera- tions, when he thought of her perfonal charms and excellent qualities of mind, he regarded her rather as an angel, than a mor- tal, moving in a fphere far above fuch as he could ever afpire to.
What to read after Emily, a Moral Tale, Including Letters From a Father to His Daughter, Upon the Most Important Subjects 1?
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