Nocturnal Visit
Nocturnal Visit
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Woodville, who never spoke but as he thought ; who never professed what he did not feel, unlike his aunt and sister, could not avoid making a dis* tinction in the attentions he paid to Mr* and Mrs* Decourcy....the former he coldly esteemed, the latter he warmly admired.
This distinction either was not noticed by Mr* Decourcy, 6r purposely overlooked by him, ia consequence of his ardent affection for his wife* whose merit he allowed infinitely exceeded his own, and whom he deemed entitled tp sup...erior homage* Though this was neither a gay nor a fashionable time of the year to be in London, there was suf- ficient in the novelty of every thing about her tot afford amusement to Jacintha i who could scarcely be persuaded that they did not mean to impose upon her simplicity, when they told her (perhaps the very moment she was preparing for a round of entertainments, or almost felt her head giddy, from, the crouds which had been passing and repassing, during the day, before the windows) that the town was quite dull and deserted at present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Woodville, who never spoke but as he thought ; who never professed what he did not feel, unlike his aunt and sister, could not avoid making a dis* tinction in the attentions he paid to Mr* and Mrs* Decourcy....the former he coldly esteemed, the latter he warmly admired.
This distinction either was not noticed by Mr* Decourcy, 6r purposely overlooked by him, ia consequence of his ardent affection for his wife* whose merit he allowed infinitely exceeded his own, and whom he deemed entitled tp sup...erior homage* Though this was neither a gay nor a fashionable time of the year to be in London, there was suf- ficient in the novelty of every thing about her tot afford amusement to Jacintha i who could scarcely be persuaded that they did not mean to impose upon her simplicity, when they told her (perhaps the very moment she was preparing for a round of entertainments, or almost felt her head giddy, from, the crouds which had been passing and repassing, during the day, before the windows) that the town was quite dull and deserted at present.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roche, Regina Maria, 1764?-1845 to read onlineMoreLess
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