Margery — volume 04
Margery — volume 04
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Can I, whom he has flung into thedust, seek to go after him? Would it beseem an honest and shamefacedmaid if I called him back to me? He is happy--and he will still be happyfor many long, long years amid his reckless companions; if the timeshould ever come of which you speak, most worshipful lady, even then hewill care no more for Ann, bloomless and faded, than for the threadbarebravery in which he once arrayed himself. As for me and my love, warmlyas it will ever glow in my breast, so long as ...I live and breathe, he willnever need it in the life of pleasure in which he suns himself. It is novain imagining that I have made my goal, and if I am to bring joy to thewretched I must seek others than he. " "Right well, " said my aunt, "if so be that your love is no worthier norbetter than his. " And from the unhappy maid's bosom the words were gasped out: "It isverily and indeed true and worthy and deep; never was truer love . . . " "Never?" replied my aunt, looking at her enquiringly. "Have you notread of the love of which the Scripture speaketh?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can I, whom he has flung into thedust, seek to go after him? Would it beseem an honest and shamefacedmaid if I called him back to me? He is happy--and he will still be happyfor many long, long years amid his reckless companions; if the timeshould ever come of which you speak, most worshipful lady, even then hewill care no more for Ann, bloomless and faded, than for the threadbarebravery in which he once arrayed himself. As for me and my love, warmlyas it will ever glow in my breast, so long as ...I live and breathe, he willnever need it in the life of pleasure in which he suns himself. It is novain imagining that I have made my goal, and if I am to bring joy to thewretched I must seek others than he. " "Right well, " said my aunt, "if so be that your love is no worthier norbetter than his. " And from the unhappy maid's bosom the words were gasped out: "It isverily and indeed true and worthy and deep; never was truer love . . . " "Never?" replied my aunt, looking at her enquiringly. "Have you notread of the love of which the Scripture speaketh?
What to read after Margery — volume 04?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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