Guilderoy volume 2
Guilderoy volume 2
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Guilderoy, II, ^ 50 GUILDF. KOY.
"Then she is all alone in ihc world henceforward!" said Aubrey, when he heard of John Vernon's death.
"Alone! How can you talk in such a manner?" said Lady Sunbury, greatly annoyed. In herself she blamed her brother endlessly and pitilessly; but she would have resented as the greatest of personal insults a hint from any one else that he was ever so slightly blameable.
"I know no one more entirely alone, " said Aubrey, very gravely.
"Will you console her solitude...?" it w'as on Lady Sunbury's lips to ask; but the respect she had for her cousin, both as a man and as a statesman, restrained her for once from an unpleasant and imprudent utter- ance.
"Her father might possibly have restrained her from follies!" she observed instead.
"Is she disposed towards folly?" asked Aubrey. "I have seen few women so young so wise. " "You admire all she does!" "I confess I think she conducts herself, in what are frequently very difficult circumstances, with great tact, and forbearance very unusual in any one of her years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Guilderoy, II, ^ 50 GUILDF. KOY.
"Then she is all alone in ihc world henceforward!" said Aubrey, when he heard of John Vernon's death.
"Alone! How can you talk in such a manner?" said Lady Sunbury, greatly annoyed. In herself she blamed her brother endlessly and pitilessly; but she would have resented as the greatest of personal insults a hint from any one else that he was ever so slightly blameable.
"I know no one more entirely alone, " said Aubrey, very gravely.
"Will you console her solitude...?" it w'as on Lady Sunbury's lips to ask; but the respect she had for her cousin, both as a man and as a statesman, restrained her for once from an unpleasant and imprudent utter- ance.
"Her father might possibly have restrained her from follies!" she observed instead.
"Is she disposed towards folly?" asked Aubrey. "I have seen few women so young so wise. " "You admire all she does!" "I confess I think she conducts herself, in what are frequently very difficult circumstances, with great tact, and forbearance very unusual in any one of her years.
What to read after Guilderoy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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