Imogen
Imogen
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Ah, then it must be bad indeed. But I have donenothing that should make me be afraid. I am as harmless and as chearlyas the little red-breast that pecks out of my hand? So you will not hurtme, will you? No, I dare swear. You do not frown upon me. Your looks arequite sweet and good-natured. But then it was not kind not to answer me, and tell me what I asked you. " "Fair stranger, " replied one of thethrong, "we would willingly do any thing to oblige you. But you are weakand ill; and it is necess...ary that you should not exert yourself, but tryto sleep. " "Sleep, " replied the shepherdess, "what here in this strange place? No, that I shall not, I can tell you. I never slept from under the thatch ofmy father's cottage in my life, but once, and that was at the wedding ofmy dear, obliging Rovena. But perhaps, " added she, "my father and motherwill come to me here. So I will even try and be compilable, for I neverwas obstinate. But indeed my head is strangely confused; you must excuseme. " Such was the language, and such the affecting simplicity of the innocentand uncultivated Imogen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, then it must be bad indeed. But I have donenothing that should make me be afraid. I am as harmless and as chearlyas the little red-breast that pecks out of my hand? So you will not hurtme, will you? No, I dare swear. You do not frown upon me. Your looks arequite sweet and good-natured. But then it was not kind not to answer me, and tell me what I asked you. " "Fair stranger, " replied one of thethrong, "we would willingly do any thing to oblige you. But you are weakand ill; and it is necess...ary that you should not exert yourself, but tryto sleep. " "Sleep, " replied the shepherdess, "what here in this strange place? No, that I shall not, I can tell you. I never slept from under the thatch ofmy father's cottage in my life, but once, and that was at the wedding ofmy dear, obliging Rovena. But perhaps, " added she, "my father and motherwill come to me here. So I will even try and be compilable, for I neverwas obstinate. But indeed my head is strangely confused; you must excuseme. " Such was the language, and such the affecting simplicity of the innocentand uncultivated Imogen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Godwin, William, 1756-1836 to read onlineMoreLess
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