James Hatfield And the Beauty of Buttermere : a Story of Modern Times 2
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Were he even to break off the engagement now^ he felt he should be reluctant to inform her of the real reason for his doing so ; and, then, how imper- fect would his excuses be ? They would seem only trivial, fictitious, dishonourable, and cruel to her, — to her, who had endured so much for him, — to her, whose return of his affection had been a world of happiness and solace in itself, when all the world beside frowned on him and abjured him.
Such were the thoughts that passed rapidly through h...is mind. There was, then, but one course for him to pursue, — that which he had just represented to her.
Once more, then, he pressed her to his heart, and kissing away her tears, consigned her to the care of old Mike; while he himself mounted on the steed from which she had been lifted, being now suffi- ciently recovered to be able, with the support of Mike, to pursue her way slowly to the village, which was now close in sight.
Ren more affectionately squeezed the old man's hand, offering at the same time to put ten pieces of gold in it, from the purse which had been originally intended for Quandish ; but it was declined by the old mariner, as he said — 232 ADVENTUKES OF " Nay, nay ; put your coin up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Were he even to break off the engagement now^ he felt he should be reluctant to inform her of the real reason for his doing so ; and, then, how imper- fect would his excuses be ? They would seem only trivial, fictitious, dishonourable, and cruel to her, — to her, who had endured so much for him, — to her, whose return of his affection had been a world of happiness and solace in itself, when all the world beside frowned on him and abjured him.
Such were the thoughts that passed rapidly through h...is mind. There was, then, but one course for him to pursue, — that which he had just represented to her.
Once more, then, he pressed her to his heart, and kissing away her tears, consigned her to the care of old Mike; while he himself mounted on the steed from which she had been lifted, being now suffi- ciently recovered to be able, with the support of Mike, to pursue her way slowly to the village, which was now close in sight.
Ren more affectionately squeezed the old man's hand, offering at the same time to put ten pieces of gold in it, from the purse which had been originally intended for Quandish ; but it was declined by the old mariner, as he said — 232 ADVENTUKES OF " Nay, nay ; put your coin up.
What to read after James Hatfield And the Beauty of Buttermere : a Story of Modern Times 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Cruikshank to read onlineMoreLess
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