Fatherless Fanny; Or, the Memoirs of a Little Mendicant And Her Benefactors. : a Modern Novel, in Four Volumes 4
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Mr. Hamilton, at his particular request accompanied him, for he hnd already been intro- duced to both the Lady's Ellencourt, and received as the father of the ami- able girl that had been so long dear to them.
I will not pretend to describe the distress felt by those amiable ladies when they heard the mournful news.
The dowager Lady Ellencourt, who loved the unfortunate Fanny for her own sake before she knew who she was, now held her doubly dear, as the sole surviving offspnng of her lamented b...rother. What then were her agonizing feelings, when the me- lancholy fate of that beloved brother was so forcibly recalled to her me- morj^ by the mysterious disappear- ance of his hapless grandchild; 96 In vaid did young Lady Ellencourt smother hor own grief, under the ap- pearance of confidence in the speedy recovery of the lost jewel, and endea- vour to impart the consolation of hope to her desponding mother.
Lady dowager Ellencourt would not listen to the voice of comfort.
** It is mj/ fault,'* said she weeping, " I ought not to have parted with the lovely girl — alas!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Hamilton, at his particular request accompanied him, for he hnd already been intro- duced to both the Lady's Ellencourt, and received as the father of the ami- able girl that had been so long dear to them.
I will not pretend to describe the distress felt by those amiable ladies when they heard the mournful news.
The dowager Lady Ellencourt, who loved the unfortunate Fanny for her own sake before she knew who she was, now held her doubly dear, as the sole surviving offspnng of her lamented b...rother. What then were her agonizing feelings, when the me- lancholy fate of that beloved brother was so forcibly recalled to her me- morj^ by the mysterious disappear- ance of his hapless grandchild; 96 In vaid did young Lady Ellencourt smother hor own grief, under the ap- pearance of confidence in the speedy recovery of the lost jewel, and endea- vour to impart the consolation of hope to her desponding mother.
Lady dowager Ellencourt would not listen to the voice of comfort.
** It is mj/ fault,'* said she weeping, " I ought not to have parted with the lovely girl — alas!
What to read after Fatherless Fanny; Or, the Memoirs of a Little Mendicant And Her Benefactors. : a Modern Novel, in Four Volumes 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reeve, Clara, 1729-1807 to read onlineMoreLess
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