Henrietta Temple, a Love Story V. 3
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What have we done that your mother's womb should produce such a curse ?
Sins of my father — they are visited upon me !
And Glastonbury, what will Glastonbury say ?
Glastonbury, who sacrificed his fortune for vou.'^ " Mr. Glastonbury know^s all, Sir, and has always been my confidant.'^ ** Is he a traitor ? For when a son deserts me, I know not whom to trust.*" " He has no thoughts, but for our welfare, Sir.
228 HENRIETTA TEMPLE, He will convince you, Sir, I cannot marry my cousin." " Boy, boy ! ...you know not what you say. Not marry your cousin ! Then let us die. It were better for us all to die.'* " My father ! Be calm, I beseech you ; you have spoken harsh words — I have not deserted you or my mother ; I never will. If I have wronged my cousin, I have severely suffered, and she has most freely forgiven me. She is my dear friend. As for our house ; tell me, would you have that house preserved at the cost of my happiness ? You are not the father I supposed, if such indeed be your wish." " Happiness !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What have we done that your mother's womb should produce such a curse ?
Sins of my father — they are visited upon me !
And Glastonbury, what will Glastonbury say ?
Glastonbury, who sacrificed his fortune for vou.'^ " Mr. Glastonbury know^s all, Sir, and has always been my confidant.'^ ** Is he a traitor ? For when a son deserts me, I know not whom to trust.*" " He has no thoughts, but for our welfare, Sir.
228 HENRIETTA TEMPLE, He will convince you, Sir, I cannot marry my cousin." " Boy, boy ! ...you know not what you say. Not marry your cousin ! Then let us die. It were better for us all to die.'* " My father ! Be calm, I beseech you ; you have spoken harsh words — I have not deserted you or my mother ; I never will. If I have wronged my cousin, I have severely suffered, and she has most freely forgiven me. She is my dear friend. As for our house ; tell me, would you have that house preserved at the cost of my happiness ? You are not the father I supposed, if such indeed be your wish." " Happiness !
What to read after Henrietta Temple, a Love Story V. 3?
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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