Orgeas And Miradou With Other Pieces
Orgeas And Miradou With Other Pieces
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Our young friend looked ingenuous, and smitten grievously you seem so big upon the 64 ORGEAS AND MIRADOU.
stage, Nancy so grown up, I mean. I could, I think, have toned down his emotions, had I told him you were a bare sixteen.
Nancy, there is for me a certain pathos in this passage of yours from childhood into ripening girlhood ; a book closed, as it were ; a phase completed ; an ending of the way. " What chapter is to open ? Nancy Nanson what phase or facet of her life, " I ask myself, " is n...ow so soon to be presented ? What other way, what unfamiliar one, is to follow her blameless and dutiful childhood ? " I had a restless night, Nancy. Thinking of this, one saw ridiculously perhaps a presage in the first bouquet, a threat in the first bracelet in the admirer's card. Would she be like the rest ? at least, so many of them. Besmirched, too ?
Remember, Nancy, I am no Puritan at all. I recognise Humanity's instincts. There is little I do not tolerate. I TO NANCY. 65 recognise the gulf that separates the accidentally impolitic from the essentially wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our young friend looked ingenuous, and smitten grievously you seem so big upon the 64 ORGEAS AND MIRADOU.
stage, Nancy so grown up, I mean. I could, I think, have toned down his emotions, had I told him you were a bare sixteen.
Nancy, there is for me a certain pathos in this passage of yours from childhood into ripening girlhood ; a book closed, as it were ; a phase completed ; an ending of the way. " What chapter is to open ? Nancy Nanson what phase or facet of her life, " I ask myself, " is n...ow so soon to be presented ? What other way, what unfamiliar one, is to follow her blameless and dutiful childhood ? " I had a restless night, Nancy. Thinking of this, one saw ridiculously perhaps a presage in the first bouquet, a threat in the first bracelet in the admirer's card. Would she be like the rest ? at least, so many of them. Besmirched, too ?
Remember, Nancy, I am no Puritan at all. I recognise Humanity's instincts. There is little I do not tolerate. I TO NANCY. 65 recognise the gulf that separates the accidentally impolitic from the essentially wrong.
What to read after Orgeas And Miradou With Other Pieces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Wedmore to read onlineMoreLess
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