Marston: a Novel. in Three Volumes. By a Lady [i.E. Rosalia St. Clair, Pseud] 1
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"The public-house, to which he mostly re- sorted, and which was situated in a village ad- joining the prince's castle, was held by Jews, who coveted the wealth of which the slave boasted. His vaunting awakened their suspi- cion as to the source from whence he drew it ; and they laid a plan to make him betray fur- ther, by stimulating him with liquors ; hoping, when once in possession of his secret, to become sharers in his riches.
"They then taunted him, pretending to di9 *2(M) MARSTOK believe ...his assertions, until he offered to lay a wager, that he would invite his young mistress to come and drink a glass of brandy with him in the public-house, and that she would not refuse. His wager was accepted, and a mes- sage conveyed to the castle ; when, to the asto- nishment of the Jews and the peasants assem- bled, in a few minutes, she appeared.
" She concealed the fears the boor had awa- kened in her mind, and with much grace, as- sured the persons present, that to give pleasure to so faithful a servant as the one who had invited her, she had granted his request, and was ready to pledge him in a glass of brandy She added, that to give a further proof of her kindness and interest for him and his friend-, she would treat all those assembled, including the host.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The public-house, to which he mostly re- sorted, and which was situated in a village ad- joining the prince's castle, was held by Jews, who coveted the wealth of which the slave boasted. His vaunting awakened their suspi- cion as to the source from whence he drew it ; and they laid a plan to make him betray fur- ther, by stimulating him with liquors ; hoping, when once in possession of his secret, to become sharers in his riches.
"They then taunted him, pretending to di9 *2(M) MARSTOK believe ...his assertions, until he offered to lay a wager, that he would invite his young mistress to come and drink a glass of brandy with him in the public-house, and that she would not refuse. His wager was accepted, and a mes- sage conveyed to the castle ; when, to the asto- nishment of the Jews and the peasants assem- bled, in a few minutes, she appeared.
" She concealed the fears the boor had awa- kened in her mind, and with much grace, as- sured the persons present, that to give pleasure to so faithful a servant as the one who had invited her, she had granted his request, and was ready to pledge him in a glass of brandy She added, that to give a further proof of her kindness and interest for him and his friend-, she would treat all those assembled, including the host.
What to read after Marston: a Novel. in Three Volumes. By a Lady [i.E. Rosalia St. Clair, Pseud] 1?
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