Heidelberg. a Romance 2
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107 own breast. She laughed to scorn the thought of love between them. She was grateful, deeply grateful ; and if there was aught more in her bosom, she fancied it was but a feeling of compassion for one whom she thought wronged by unjust imprisonment. She could hear him talk as calmly of his departure, she said to her- self, as she could listen to a sermon or a lec- ture. She could speak of it herself without one emotion. Was this like love ? Oh, no. She had a deep friendship for him ; well sh...e might have ; but that, and gratitude, and compassion, were all. Agnes knew not what she would have felt had she been called upon to part with him at that moment. As it was, she went on gaily, like a child treading the verge of a precipice and gathering flowers upon the edge of destruc- tion. And when the time of his short liberty was at an end, she was sorry for it ; for it had been a sweet and pleasant time to her. They parted at the door of his chamber, each with a sigh ; and Algernon Grey paced up and down his solitary room, and, as the moon rose 108 HEIDELBERG.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
107 own breast. She laughed to scorn the thought of love between them. She was grateful, deeply grateful ; and if there was aught more in her bosom, she fancied it was but a feeling of compassion for one whom she thought wronged by unjust imprisonment. She could hear him talk as calmly of his departure, she said to her- self, as she could listen to a sermon or a lec- ture. She could speak of it herself without one emotion. Was this like love ? Oh, no. She had a deep friendship for him ; well sh...e might have ; but that, and gratitude, and compassion, were all. Agnes knew not what she would have felt had she been called upon to part with him at that moment. As it was, she went on gaily, like a child treading the verge of a precipice and gathering flowers upon the edge of destruc- tion. And when the time of his short liberty was at an end, she was sorry for it ; for it had been a sweet and pleasant time to her. They parted at the door of his chamber, each with a sigh ; and Algernon Grey paced up and down his solitary room, and, as the moon rose 108 HEIDELBERG.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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