Good Words volume 18822
Good Words volume 18822
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And the man had told him about the world I What did he in his misery care for the world's judgment ? Cecilia had mar- ried him, — and in marrying him had torn his heart asunder. This man had accused him of cruelty in leaving her. But how could he have continued to live with her without hypocrisy ? Cruel indeed ! What were her sufterings to his — hers, who had con- descended to the level of Sir Francis Geral- dine, and had trafficked with such a one as that as to the affairs of their joint happi...ness ! To such a woman it was not given to suffer.
KEPT IN THE DARK.
S7 Yes ; she was beautiful and she looked as a lady should look. Mr. Gr. Iham had been risht enough in that. But he liad not known how looks may deceive, how noble to the eye may be the face of a woman while her licart within is ignoble, paltry, and mean. I3ut as he went on with his walk by degrees he came to forget Mr. Graham, and to think of the misery which was in store for himself. . \nd though at themomcnt he despised Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the man had told him about the world I What did he in his misery care for the world's judgment ? Cecilia had mar- ried him, — and in marrying him had torn his heart asunder. This man had accused him of cruelty in leaving her. But how could he have continued to live with her without hypocrisy ? Cruel indeed ! What were her sufterings to his — hers, who had con- descended to the level of Sir Francis Geral- dine, and had trafficked with such a one as that as to the affairs of their joint happi...ness ! To such a woman it was not given to suffer.
KEPT IN THE DARK.
S7 Yes ; she was beautiful and she looked as a lady should look. Mr. Gr. Iham had been risht enough in that. But he liad not known how looks may deceive, how noble to the eye may be the face of a woman while her licart within is ignoble, paltry, and mean. I3ut as he went on with his walk by degrees he came to forget Mr. Graham, and to think of the misery which was in store for himself. . \nd though at themomcnt he despised Mr.
What to read after Good Words volume 18822?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black William to read onlineMoreLess
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