Lady Stella And Her Lover 1
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** . . . Is it not — are not these so-called re- ligious speculations, after all, a mere delusion ? " Then seeing me turn, and I suppose glare at her, for I was in a terribly excitable state, she added, rather sadly, " I don't mean that your grandfather was mistaken about Byron.
But, might not, perhaps, both Byron and he be under a slight delusion as to religious matters ?
May it not all be a melancholy mistake, a beau- tiful, sorrowful, self-deception to imagine that we could know and worship ...such a Being as Mr.
Charles Dayrell spoke of, believed in, and adored ?
Do you know, dear Mrs. Dayrell," she continued, *^ it always seemed strange to me how so thoroughly manly a man as your admirable father-in-law, could concern himself so much with imaginary unrealities — vain and shadowy as those about which the so-called religion of this day troubles itself.
Beside the stern sad realities of daily life they do seem such poor trifles that it's almost wicked 158 LADY STELLA AND HER LOVER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** . . . Is it not — are not these so-called re- ligious speculations, after all, a mere delusion ? " Then seeing me turn, and I suppose glare at her, for I was in a terribly excitable state, she added, rather sadly, " I don't mean that your grandfather was mistaken about Byron.
But, might not, perhaps, both Byron and he be under a slight delusion as to religious matters ?
May it not all be a melancholy mistake, a beau- tiful, sorrowful, self-deception to imagine that we could know and worship ...such a Being as Mr.
Charles Dayrell spoke of, believed in, and adored ?
Do you know, dear Mrs. Dayrell," she continued, *^ it always seemed strange to me how so thoroughly manly a man as your admirable father-in-law, could concern himself so much with imaginary unrealities — vain and shadowy as those about which the so-called religion of this day troubles itself.
Beside the stern sad realities of daily life they do seem such poor trifles that it's almost wicked 158 LADY STELLA AND HER LOVER.
What to read after Lady Stella And Her Lover 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Solly, Henry, B. 1813? to read onlineMoreLess
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