Paul Clifford — volume 06
Paul Clifford — volume 06
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"If you are in earnest, my lord, " said Lucy, after a pause, "I am trulyand deeply sorry. For the friend of my uncle I shall always have esteem;believe that I am truly sensible of the honour you render me, when I addmy regret that I can have no other sentiment than esteem. " A blank and puzzled bewilderment for a moment clouded the expressivefeatures of Mauleverer; it passed away. "How sweet is your rebuke!" saidhe. "Yes; I do not yet deserve any other sentiment than esteem. You arenot to be wo...n precipitately; a long trial, a long course of attentions, a long knowledge of my devoted and ardent love, alone will entitle me tohope for a warmer feeling in your breast. Fix then your own time ofcourtship, angelic Lucy!---a week, nay, a month! Till then, I will noteven press you to appoint that day which to me will be the whitest of mylife!" "My lord!" said Lucy, smiling now no longer half archly, "you must pardonme for believing your proposal can be nothing but a jest; but here, Ibeseech you, let it rest forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"If you are in earnest, my lord, " said Lucy, after a pause, "I am trulyand deeply sorry. For the friend of my uncle I shall always have esteem;believe that I am truly sensible of the honour you render me, when I addmy regret that I can have no other sentiment than esteem. " A blank and puzzled bewilderment for a moment clouded the expressivefeatures of Mauleverer; it passed away. "How sweet is your rebuke!" saidhe. "Yes; I do not yet deserve any other sentiment than esteem. You arenot to be wo...n precipitately; a long trial, a long course of attentions, a long knowledge of my devoted and ardent love, alone will entitle me tohope for a warmer feeling in your breast. Fix then your own time ofcourtship, angelic Lucy!---a week, nay, a month! Till then, I will noteven press you to appoint that day which to me will be the whitest of mylife!" "My lord!" said Lucy, smiling now no longer half archly, "you must pardonme for believing your proposal can be nothing but a jest; but here, Ibeseech you, let it rest forever.
What to read after Paul Clifford — volume 06?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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