Lodore volume 3
Lodore volume 3
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When our lips no longer utter * Richard II.
166 LODORE.
the sentiments of our heart — when we are forced to exchange the spontaneous effusions of the soul for cramped and guarded phrases, which give no indication of the thought within, — then, in- deed, may we say, that our tongue becomes "an unstringed viol^ or a harp, put into his hands^ That knows no touch to tune the harmony. " And this was to be Lady Lodore's position. Her only companions would be villagers ; or, at best, a few Welsh gentr...y, with whom she could have no real communication. Sympathy, the charm of life, was dead for her, and her state of banishment would be far more complete than if mountains and seas only constituted its bar- riers.
Lady Lodore was often disturbed by these reflections, but she did not on that account waver in her purpose. The flesh might shrink, but the spirit was firm. Sometimes, indeed, she wondered how it was that she had first conceived LODORE. 167 the design, which had become the tyrant of her life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When our lips no longer utter * Richard II.
166 LODORE.
the sentiments of our heart — when we are forced to exchange the spontaneous effusions of the soul for cramped and guarded phrases, which give no indication of the thought within, — then, in- deed, may we say, that our tongue becomes "an unstringed viol^ or a harp, put into his hands^ That knows no touch to tune the harmony. " And this was to be Lady Lodore's position. Her only companions would be villagers ; or, at best, a few Welsh gentr...y, with whom she could have no real communication. Sympathy, the charm of life, was dead for her, and her state of banishment would be far more complete than if mountains and seas only constituted its bar- riers.
Lady Lodore was often disturbed by these reflections, but she did not on that account waver in her purpose. The flesh might shrink, but the spirit was firm. Sometimes, indeed, she wondered how it was that she had first conceived LODORE. 167 the design, which had become the tyrant of her life.
What to read after Lodore volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Shelley to read onlineMoreLess
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