Lucretia — volume 01
Lucretia — volume 01
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For no fault of hers, poor thing, but because she is the child of disgrace, and the mother's sin is visitedon her daughter's head. I am a good-natured man, I fancy, as men go; butI am old-fashioned enough to care for my race. If Lucretia demeanedherself to love, to encourage, that lad, why, I would strike her from mywill, and put your name where I have placed hers. " "Sir, " said Vernon, gravely, and throwing aside all affectation ofmanner, "this becomes serious; and I have no right even to whi...sper adoubt by which it now seems I might benefit. I think it imprudent, ifyou wish Miss Clavering to regard me impartially as a suitor to her hand, to throw her, at her age, in the way of a man far superior to myself, andto most men, in personal advantages, --a man more of her own years, welleducated, well mannered, with no evidence of his inferior birth in hisappearance or his breeding. I have not the least ground for supposingthat he has made the slightest impression on Miss Clavering, and if hehas, it would be, perhaps, but a girl's innocent and thoughtless fancy, easily shaken off by time and worldly reflection; but pardon me if I saybluntly that should that be so, you would be wholly unjustified inpunishing, even in blaming, her, --it is yourself you must blame for yourown carelessness and that forgetful blindness to human nature andyouthful emotions which, I must say, is the less pardonable in one whohas known the world so intimately.
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For no fault of hers, poor thing, but because she is the child of disgrace, and the mother's sin is visitedon her daughter's head. I am a good-natured man, I fancy, as men go; butI am old-fashioned enough to care for my race. If Lucretia demeanedherself to love, to encourage, that lad, why, I would strike her from mywill, and put your name where I have placed hers. " "Sir, " said Vernon, gravely, and throwing aside all affectation ofmanner, "this becomes serious; and I have no right even to whi...sper adoubt by which it now seems I might benefit. I think it imprudent, ifyou wish Miss Clavering to regard me impartially as a suitor to her hand, to throw her, at her age, in the way of a man far superior to myself, andto most men, in personal advantages, --a man more of her own years, welleducated, well mannered, with no evidence of his inferior birth in hisappearance or his breeding. I have not the least ground for supposingthat he has made the slightest impression on Miss Clavering, and if hehas, it would be, perhaps, but a girl's innocent and thoughtless fancy, easily shaken off by time and worldly reflection; but pardon me if I saybluntly that should that be so, you would be wholly unjustified inpunishing, even in blaming, her, --it is yourself you must blame for yourown carelessness and that forgetful blindness to human nature andyouthful emotions which, I must say, is the less pardonable in one whohas known the world so intimately.
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