Lha Dhu; Or, the Dark Day
Lha Dhu; Or, the Dark Day
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My soul to the dev--God pardon me! I was going to say what Ioughtn't to say: but I tell you, Hugh, that you must quit of it; he'sthe only brother we have, and it's the least we should be kind to him. " During this harangue poor Hugh's flush of passion usually departed fromhim. As we said, he loved his only brother; and so vivid were Maura'srepresentations of his virtues, that Hugh, his passion having subsided, was usually borne away by the pathos with which she closed herobservations respecting... him. A burst of tears always concluded thedialogue on her part, and deep regret on the part of Hugh; for, in fact, the charges against Felix were such only as none except they themselvesin the very exuberance of their affection, would think of bringingagainst him.
The reader is already acquainted with the allusion made by Maura to the"dacent and purty girl that hasn't a stain upon her name, or upon thename of one of her seed, breed, or generation. " This "purty" girl is noother than Alley Bawn Murray; and although Maura, from a sheer spiritof contradiction, spoke of her to Hugh in a favorable point of view, yetnothing could be more obstinately bitter than her opposition to such amatch on the part of Felix.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My soul to the dev--God pardon me! I was going to say what Ioughtn't to say: but I tell you, Hugh, that you must quit of it; he'sthe only brother we have, and it's the least we should be kind to him. " During this harangue poor Hugh's flush of passion usually departed fromhim. As we said, he loved his only brother; and so vivid were Maura'srepresentations of his virtues, that Hugh, his passion having subsided, was usually borne away by the pathos with which she closed herobservations respecting... him. A burst of tears always concluded thedialogue on her part, and deep regret on the part of Hugh; for, in fact, the charges against Felix were such only as none except they themselvesin the very exuberance of their affection, would think of bringingagainst him.
The reader is already acquainted with the allusion made by Maura to the"dacent and purty girl that hasn't a stain upon her name, or upon thename of one of her seed, breed, or generation. " This "purty" girl is noother than Alley Bawn Murray; and although Maura, from a sheer spiritof contradiction, spoke of her to Hugh in a favorable point of view, yetnothing could be more obstinately bitter than her opposition to such amatch on the part of Felix.
What to read after Lha Dhu; Or, the Dark Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton William to read onlineMoreLess
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