Heraline; Or, Opposite Proceedings 4
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— In short, she might now say, on her own short experience, as that ec- centric northern light of the world of poetry, Burns, had done before her, that, the virtues of her species had cost her more tears than ever yet had done their vices.
At Lady Mary's first crossing on General Vaseney in their various occupations, she stopt him, to tell him how Miss Monterne was acting. — Carilis was within hearing, and might have been made vain, by his wish, after a few lower-toned words, that * he had begu...n on this plan.' — The colonel was told of it, when he first looked in * to 1 85 HERALINE.
see how they went on/ and to invite himself to dine. He withheld his belief, and affected to doubt whether he had not exchanged his corporeal existence for something belter. Then, in the whimsicality and ill-placed fervour of a mind sub- ject to flashes of goodness, and always retaining its love for it, he turned to the corner of the room where Carilis was sitting at a little table, busily employed for Lady Mary, and leaning over it, said, with agitation that made him take out hie handkerchief, '* Lord, who shall dwell in thy ta- bernacle ?" — ' Even such as you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— In short, she might now say, on her own short experience, as that ec- centric northern light of the world of poetry, Burns, had done before her, that, the virtues of her species had cost her more tears than ever yet had done their vices.
At Lady Mary's first crossing on General Vaseney in their various occupations, she stopt him, to tell him how Miss Monterne was acting. — Carilis was within hearing, and might have been made vain, by his wish, after a few lower-toned words, that * he had begu...n on this plan.' — The colonel was told of it, when he first looked in * to 1 85 HERALINE.
see how they went on/ and to invite himself to dine. He withheld his belief, and affected to doubt whether he had not exchanged his corporeal existence for something belter. Then, in the whimsicality and ill-placed fervour of a mind sub- ject to flashes of goodness, and always retaining its love for it, he turned to the corner of the room where Carilis was sitting at a little table, busily employed for Lady Mary, and leaning over it, said, with agitation that made him take out hie handkerchief, '* Lord, who shall dwell in thy ta- bernacle ?" — ' Even such as you.
What to read after Heraline; Or, Opposite Proceedings 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laetitia Matilda Hawkins to read onlineMoreLess
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