Owen Castle, Or, Which is the Heroine? a Novel 3
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In my poor opinion, nothing can equal the melodious voice of Catalani, but the cry of a pack of hounds in full chace, or the huntman's bugle.** " Thou art a sportsman then," said her ladyship, " The first on the list, madam." *^ The discordant yell of a pack of 1G6 oweN castle; hounds is an ill comparison to the en- chanting melody of that prized singer's voice." '' Not to my ear, madam, I have little relish for scientific singing, but attend the opeia because it attracts so much beauty (said h...is lordship, bowing to Om- phale and the rest of the ladies). Not for the delight the buffa gives, or the sym- pathy a distracted heroine may create iii the fair bosoms around me.'* *• To me, the scene is altogether en- chanting, (said Lady Sarah) and I must differ from my friends, in pronouncing it an innocent and pleasing pastime. Many blame me for my unfettered senti- ments, as not in unison with my persua- OR, WHICH IS THE HEROINE ? 16/ ?ion, but being satisfied that my princi- ples are just, I regard not the too rigid doctrines of my forefathers^, " Your ladyship may be called a ivei 'Quaker, as Col man says/' ret irned his lordship g^ii'y; '' but \\ho has the blest re- formation of your sentiments to account for: It must have been a powerful orator/* The fair Quaker's heart answered, love "was her enlightener ; this self conviction vermiliioned he delicate face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In my poor opinion, nothing can equal the melodious voice of Catalani, but the cry of a pack of hounds in full chace, or the huntman's bugle.** " Thou art a sportsman then," said her ladyship, " The first on the list, madam." *^ The discordant yell of a pack of 1G6 oweN castle; hounds is an ill comparison to the en- chanting melody of that prized singer's voice." '' Not to my ear, madam, I have little relish for scientific singing, but attend the opeia because it attracts so much beauty (said h...is lordship, bowing to Om- phale and the rest of the ladies). Not for the delight the buffa gives, or the sym- pathy a distracted heroine may create iii the fair bosoms around me.'* *• To me, the scene is altogether en- chanting, (said Lady Sarah) and I must differ from my friends, in pronouncing it an innocent and pleasing pastime. Many blame me for my unfettered senti- ments, as not in unison with my persua- OR, WHICH IS THE HEROINE ? 16/ ?ion, but being satisfied that my princi- ples are just, I regard not the too rigid doctrines of my forefathers^, " Your ladyship may be called a ivei 'Quaker, as Col man says/' ret irned his lordship g^ii'y; '' but \\ho has the blest re- formation of your sentiments to account for: It must have been a powerful orator/* The fair Quaker's heart answered, love "was her enlightener ; this self conviction vermiliioned he delicate face.
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