Fathers And Sons: a Novel 1
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How strangely are we constituted — how inexplicable the feelings and associations by which we are actuated ! — even this heartless man — and how heartless nobody at the mo- ment of which we are now treating knew — felt a touch of nature which neither his own exigencies, the dissipations of society, and the absence of any deep soul-fraught sentiment, could check or control. At this moment, Ellen — and oh ! do not — do not judge her harshly yet — returned to him ; her look was of tender devotion ...and affectionate sweetness, FATHERS AND SONS. 195 but dimmed and subdued by the conviction that bad tidings were at hand.
" George, dearest George," said she, seating herself opposite to him, " I know something bad has happened. You have been losing again. Why, why will you play ? you always lose — dearest George, you are careless, thoughtless, every body takes advantage of you." " No, no," said George, " my dear girl, I am not so soft as that ; besides, what advan- tage can be taken of a man at a game which nothing but dead cheating can make foul ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How strangely are we constituted — how inexplicable the feelings and associations by which we are actuated ! — even this heartless man — and how heartless nobody at the mo- ment of which we are now treating knew — felt a touch of nature which neither his own exigencies, the dissipations of society, and the absence of any deep soul-fraught sentiment, could check or control. At this moment, Ellen — and oh ! do not — do not judge her harshly yet — returned to him ; her look was of tender devotion ...and affectionate sweetness, FATHERS AND SONS. 195 but dimmed and subdued by the conviction that bad tidings were at hand.
" George, dearest George," said she, seating herself opposite to him, " I know something bad has happened. You have been losing again. Why, why will you play ? you always lose — dearest George, you are careless, thoughtless, every body takes advantage of you." " No, no," said George, " my dear girl, I am not so soft as that ; besides, what advan- tage can be taken of a man at a game which nothing but dead cheating can make foul ?
What to read after Fathers And Sons: a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Edward Hook to read onlineMoreLess
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