Maria Edgeworth; Selections From Her Works
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But let me assure you that nothing you could say on that subject could hurt me personally, because I feel that I am not, that I never can be, an enemy to Ireland. An absentee voluntarily I never yet have been ; and as to the future, I declare " " I declare you know nothing of the future," inter- rupted Lady Dashfort, in a half-peremptory, half-playful tone. " You know nothing ; make no rash vows, and you will break none." The undaunted assurance of Lady Dashfort's genius for intrigue gave her a...n air of frank imprudence which prevented Lord Colambre from suspecting that more was meant than met the ear. The count and he took leave of one another with mutual regard ; and Lady Dashfort rejoiced to have got our hero out of Halloran Castle.
A GOOD LAND-AGENT.
Some of the principal gentry of this part of the country happened to dine at Oranmore during Lord Colambre's visit. He was surprised at the discovery that there were so many agreeable, well-informed and well-bred people, of whom, while he was at Killpatrickstown, he had seen nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But let me assure you that nothing you could say on that subject could hurt me personally, because I feel that I am not, that I never can be, an enemy to Ireland. An absentee voluntarily I never yet have been ; and as to the future, I declare " " I declare you know nothing of the future," inter- rupted Lady Dashfort, in a half-peremptory, half-playful tone. " You know nothing ; make no rash vows, and you will break none." The undaunted assurance of Lady Dashfort's genius for intrigue gave her a...n air of frank imprudence which prevented Lord Colambre from suspecting that more was meant than met the ear. The count and he took leave of one another with mutual regard ; and Lady Dashfort rejoiced to have got our hero out of Halloran Castle.
A GOOD LAND-AGENT.
Some of the principal gentry of this part of the country happened to dine at Oranmore during Lord Colambre's visit. He was surprised at the discovery that there were so many agreeable, well-informed and well-bred people, of whom, while he was at Killpatrickstown, he had seen nothing.
What to read after Maria Edgeworth; Selections From Her Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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