Godolphin, volume 2.
Godolphin, volume 2.
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Poverty, privation, toil, the change of the manners and habits of his whole previous life, to thoseof professional enterprise and self-denial;--to all this he lookedforward, not so much with calmness as with triumph.
"Be but Constance mine!" said he again and again; and again and againthose fatal words knocked at his heart, "No hope--none!" and he gnashedhis teeth in very anguish, and muttered, "But mine she will not--she willnever be!" Still, however, before the hour of noon, something of his ...habitualconfidence returned to him. He had succeeded, though but partially, inreasoning away the obvious meaning of the words; and he ascended to thechamber from the gardens, in which he had sought, by the air, to cool hismental fever, with a sentiment, ominous and doubtful indeed, but stillremoved from despondency and despair.
The day was sad and heavy. A low, drizzling rain, and labouring yetsettled clouds, which denied all glimpse of the sky, and seemed cursedinto stagnancy by the absence of all wind or even breeze, increased bythose associations we endeavour in vain to resist, the dark and oppressivesadness of his thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poverty, privation, toil, the change of the manners and habits of his whole previous life, to thoseof professional enterprise and self-denial;--to all this he lookedforward, not so much with calmness as with triumph.
"Be but Constance mine!" said he again and again; and again and againthose fatal words knocked at his heart, "No hope--none!" and he gnashedhis teeth in very anguish, and muttered, "But mine she will not--she willnever be!" Still, however, before the hour of noon, something of his ...habitualconfidence returned to him. He had succeeded, though but partially, inreasoning away the obvious meaning of the words; and he ascended to thechamber from the gardens, in which he had sought, by the air, to cool hismental fever, with a sentiment, ominous and doubtful indeed, but stillremoved from despondency and despair.
The day was sad and heavy. A low, drizzling rain, and labouring yetsettled clouds, which denied all glimpse of the sky, and seemed cursedinto stagnancy by the absence of all wind or even breeze, increased bythose associations we endeavour in vain to resist, the dark and oppressivesadness of his thoughts.
What to read after Godolphin, volume 2.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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