Godolphin
Godolphin
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287 and ihence taken her passage in a vessel bonnd to the northern coasts of Europe. Perhaps she had sought her father's land?
With that hope, in the absence of all others^ they attempted to console themselves.
CHAPTEE XLVIIL IS WHICH TWO PEBSONSy PEBMAKENTLY UKITED; DISCOVEB THAT NO TIE CAN FBODUCB UNION OF MINDS.
Weeks passed on, and, apparently, Gtodolphin had recon- ciled himself to the disappearance and precarious destiny of Lucilla. It was not in his calm and brooding nature to show much ...of emotion; but there was often, even in the presence of Constance, a cloud on his brow, and the fits of abstraction to which he had always been accustomed grew upon him more frequently than ever. Constance had been inured for years to the most assiduous, the most devoted attentions; and now, living much alone with Grodolphin, she began somewhat to miss them, — for Gtodolphin could be a passionate, a romantic, but he could not be a very watchful lover. He had no petits Moins. Few husbands have, it is true; nor is it necessary for husbands in general.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
287 and ihence taken her passage in a vessel bonnd to the northern coasts of Europe. Perhaps she had sought her father's land?
With that hope, in the absence of all others^ they attempted to console themselves.
CHAPTEE XLVIIL IS WHICH TWO PEBSONSy PEBMAKENTLY UKITED; DISCOVEB THAT NO TIE CAN FBODUCB UNION OF MINDS.
Weeks passed on, and, apparently, Gtodolphin had recon- ciled himself to the disappearance and precarious destiny of Lucilla. It was not in his calm and brooding nature to show much ...of emotion; but there was often, even in the presence of Constance, a cloud on his brow, and the fits of abstraction to which he had always been accustomed grew upon him more frequently than ever. Constance had been inured for years to the most assiduous, the most devoted attentions; and now, living much alone with Grodolphin, she began somewhat to miss them, — for Gtodolphin could be a passionate, a romantic, but he could not be a very watchful lover. He had no petits Moins. Few husbands have, it is true; nor is it necessary for husbands in general.
What to read after Godolphin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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