Henrietta Temple
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Yousay that all is going well; but why do you not enter into detail? Thereare difficulties; I am prepared for them. Believe me, my Ferdinand, thatyour Henrietta can endure as well as enjoy. Your father, he frowns uponour affection? Tell me, tell me all, only do not leave me in suspense. I am entitled to your confidence, Ferdinand. It makes me hate myselfto think that I do not share your cares as well as your delights. I amjealous of your sorrows, Ferdinand, if I may not share them.
Do not let y...our brow be clouded when you read this. I could kill myselfif I thought I could increase your difficulties. I love you; Godknows how I love you. I will be patient; and yet, my Ferdinand, I feelwretched when I think that all is concealed from papa, and my lips aresealed until you give me permission to open them.
Pray write to me, and tell me really how affairs are. Be not afraid totell your Henrietta everything. There is no misery so long as we love;so long as your heart is mine, there is nothing which I cannot face, nothing which, I am persuaded, we cannot overcome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yousay that all is going well; but why do you not enter into detail? Thereare difficulties; I am prepared for them. Believe me, my Ferdinand, thatyour Henrietta can endure as well as enjoy. Your father, he frowns uponour affection? Tell me, tell me all, only do not leave me in suspense. I am entitled to your confidence, Ferdinand. It makes me hate myselfto think that I do not share your cares as well as your delights. I amjealous of your sorrows, Ferdinand, if I may not share them.
Do not let y...our brow be clouded when you read this. I could kill myselfif I thought I could increase your difficulties. I love you; Godknows how I love you. I will be patient; and yet, my Ferdinand, I feelwretched when I think that all is concealed from papa, and my lips aresealed until you give me permission to open them.
Pray write to me, and tell me really how affairs are. Be not afraid totell your Henrietta everything. There is no misery so long as we love;so long as your heart is mine, there is nothing which I cannot face, nothing which, I am persuaded, we cannot overcome.
What to read after Henrietta Temple?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield, 1804-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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