Lost for Love : a Novel 2
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94 LOST FOR LOVE.
* It was his own fault,' lie thought. 'I was not to be felled like an ox by the mere brute force of a de- tected scoundrel. He knew he was guilty, and that made my reproaches hit all the harder. Thank God I overheard that conversation, and discovered the fellow's worthlessness before it was too late to save Flora ! Thank God even for his awful death, if that alone could save her from alliance with a profligate.' It seemed to Cuthbert Ollivant that the direct action of Providen...ce was visible in all that had hap- pened. Hardly anything less than Walter Leyburne's death would have cured Flora's infatuation. The strongest evidence that could have been brought be- fore her would have failed to convince her of his un- worthiness. To her he would ever remain the splendid abstraction of a girl's first love-dream — as incapable of any wrong deed as that cold perfection, a statue, is incapable of descending from its pedestal.
But he was gone ! She might give him her tears, her regrets — enshrine him in the temple of her me- mory — but she could not give him herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
94 LOST FOR LOVE.
* It was his own fault,' lie thought. 'I was not to be felled like an ox by the mere brute force of a de- tected scoundrel. He knew he was guilty, and that made my reproaches hit all the harder. Thank God I overheard that conversation, and discovered the fellow's worthlessness before it was too late to save Flora ! Thank God even for his awful death, if that alone could save her from alliance with a profligate.' It seemed to Cuthbert Ollivant that the direct action of Providen...ce was visible in all that had hap- pened. Hardly anything less than Walter Leyburne's death would have cured Flora's infatuation. The strongest evidence that could have been brought be- fore her would have failed to convince her of his un- worthiness. To her he would ever remain the splendid abstraction of a girl's first love-dream — as incapable of any wrong deed as that cold perfection, a statue, is incapable of descending from its pedestal.
But he was gone ! She might give him her tears, her regrets — enshrine him in the temple of her me- mory — but she could not give him herself.
What to read after Lost for Love : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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