Mary Stuart
Mary Stuart
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The result was that poor George, who, on the contrary, had been givenby nature pale cheeks, dark blue eyes, and black hair, had been sincecoming into the world an object of indifference to his father and ofdislike to his elder brother. As to his mother, whether she were indeedin good faith surprised like Lord Douglas at this difference in race, whether she knew the cause and inwardly reproached herself, George hadnever been, ostensibly at least, the object of a very lively maternalaffection; so... the young man, followed from his childhood by a fatalitythat he could not explain, had sprung up like a wild shrub, full of sapand strength, but uncultivated and solitary. Besides, from the time whenhe was fifteen, one was accustomed to his motiveless absences, which theindifference that everyone bore him made moreover perfectly explicable;from time to time, however, he was seen to reappear at the castle, likethose migratory birds which always return to the same place but onlystay a moment, then take their way again without one's knowing towardswhat spot in the world they are directing their flight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The result was that poor George, who, on the contrary, had been givenby nature pale cheeks, dark blue eyes, and black hair, had been sincecoming into the world an object of indifference to his father and ofdislike to his elder brother. As to his mother, whether she were indeedin good faith surprised like Lord Douglas at this difference in race, whether she knew the cause and inwardly reproached herself, George hadnever been, ostensibly at least, the object of a very lively maternalaffection; so... the young man, followed from his childhood by a fatalitythat he could not explain, had sprung up like a wild shrub, full of sapand strength, but uncultivated and solitary. Besides, from the time whenhe was fifteen, one was accustomed to his motiveless absences, which theindifference that everyone bore him made moreover perfectly explicable;from time to time, however, he was seen to reappear at the castle, likethose migratory birds which always return to the same place but onlystay a moment, then take their way again without one's knowing towardswhat spot in the world they are directing their flight.
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