Female Biography Or Memoirs of Illustrious And Celebrated Women of All Ages a
Female Biography Or Memoirs of Illustrious And Celebrated Women of All Ages a
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195 discontinuance of his visits, on account of those scMiiinents respecting^ her, which he had thought . Proper to declare to her fatlier, and for which she was desirous of demonstrating her gratitude. That, at her time of hfc, the vivacity of the imagination was but too apt to mingle itself with every transac- tion, and even sometimes to change -their appear- ance. But that error was not a crime, and she had already recovered from hers with too good a grace to give herself any more concern on... that sub- ject. She admired his literary projects, she added, but without wishing to participate in them, or in tliose of any other person. She must, therefore, confine herself to wishes for his success, and it was to tell him this that she had consented to see him, and also that he might hereafter avoid every similar attempt. Having thus spoken, with great compo- sure, she besought him to conclude his visit. ' Surprise, grief, agitation, were all about to be displayed, when a stop was put to the exhibition by an observation of the lady, * That she was ignorant whether the mademoiselles Bordenave, and others whom he had honoured with his addresses, nearly at the safrie period, had expressed themselves in re- gard to him with equal frankness ; but that hers was unbounded, nor did the resolutions she had taken in consequence admit of any explanation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
195 discontinuance of his visits, on account of those scMiiinents respecting^ her, which he had thought . Proper to declare to her fatlier, and for which she was desirous of demonstrating her gratitude. That, at her time of hfc, the vivacity of the imagination was but too apt to mingle itself with every transac- tion, and even sometimes to change -their appear- ance. But that error was not a crime, and she had already recovered from hers with too good a grace to give herself any more concern on... that sub- ject. She admired his literary projects, she added, but without wishing to participate in them, or in tliose of any other person. She must, therefore, confine herself to wishes for his success, and it was to tell him this that she had consented to see him, and also that he might hereafter avoid every similar attempt. Having thus spoken, with great compo- sure, she besought him to conclude his visit. ' Surprise, grief, agitation, were all about to be displayed, when a stop was put to the exhibition by an observation of the lady, * That she was ignorant whether the mademoiselles Bordenave, and others whom he had honoured with his addresses, nearly at the safrie period, had expressed themselves in re- gard to him with equal frankness ; but that hers was unbounded, nor did the resolutions she had taken in consequence admit of any explanation.
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