Lucretia, Or, the Children of the Night
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Tell me again." "I scarcely know," he replied, confusedly; "we were always talking of each other, or poor Sir Miles — our own hopes and fears." This was true, and a lover's natural excuse. In the present of love all the past is forgotten.
*' Still, " said Lucretia, with her sidelong glance — " still, as you must have seen much of my own sister " Mainwaring, while she spoke, was at work on a button on his gaiter — (gaiters were then worn tight at the ankle) — the effort brought the blood to his ...forehead.
" But, " he said, still stooping at his occupation, " you were so little intimate with your sister, — I feared to offend.
Family differences are so difficult to approach." Lucretia was satisfied at the moment. For so vast was LUCRETIA. 147 her stake in Mainwaring's heart, so did her whole heart and soul grapple to the rock left serene amidst the deluge, that she habitually and resolutely thrust from her mind all the doubts that at times invaded it.
" I know, " she would often say to herself — " I know he does not love as I do — but man never can, never ought to love as woman!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tell me again." "I scarcely know," he replied, confusedly; "we were always talking of each other, or poor Sir Miles — our own hopes and fears." This was true, and a lover's natural excuse. In the present of love all the past is forgotten.
*' Still, " said Lucretia, with her sidelong glance — " still, as you must have seen much of my own sister " Mainwaring, while she spoke, was at work on a button on his gaiter — (gaiters were then worn tight at the ankle) — the effort brought the blood to his ...forehead.
" But, " he said, still stooping at his occupation, " you were so little intimate with your sister, — I feared to offend.
Family differences are so difficult to approach." Lucretia was satisfied at the moment. For so vast was LUCRETIA. 147 her stake in Mainwaring's heart, so did her whole heart and soul grapple to the rock left serene amidst the deluge, that she habitually and resolutely thrust from her mind all the doubts that at times invaded it.
" I know, " she would often say to herself — " I know he does not love as I do — but man never can, never ought to love as woman!
What to read after Lucretia, Or, the Children of the Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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