Paul Jones; a Drama in Five Acts
Paul Jones; a Drama in Five Acts
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Margaret — And how, sir, distinguish you the one from the other Η Leetoure— Why, three-fourths of all marriages are managed in that way: the man, because he wants a wife ; the woman, because she wants a husband : it is a change of position, a social arrangement; nothing more ; and what has sentiment, what has love to do with all this!
Margaret — I beg your pardon. Perhaps I do not ex- press myself properly ; a young maiden's bashfulness, in speaking on such a subject — Lectourc — By no means ;... Clarissa Harlowe could not express herself better! it is clear as day-light; I under- stand perfectly well.
Margaret— And if, sir, consulting my heart, my feel- ings, I foresaw the impossiblity that I should ever love — Jtcdoure — Then you should not tell me so.
Margaret — And why 1 Zecfoure— Why— because,— upon my honor, you are too candid, too naive !— Margaret — And if it was not candor, which guides me, if it was delicacy, uprightness, if I added — sir, (and may the shame of that confession fall on those who force me to make it,) that I have loved, that I love ttill!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Margaret — And how, sir, distinguish you the one from the other Η Leetoure— Why, three-fourths of all marriages are managed in that way: the man, because he wants a wife ; the woman, because she wants a husband : it is a change of position, a social arrangement; nothing more ; and what has sentiment, what has love to do with all this!
Margaret — I beg your pardon. Perhaps I do not ex- press myself properly ; a young maiden's bashfulness, in speaking on such a subject — Lectourc — By no means ;... Clarissa Harlowe could not express herself better! it is clear as day-light; I under- stand perfectly well.
Margaret— And if, sir, consulting my heart, my feel- ings, I foresaw the impossiblity that I should ever love — Jtcdoure — Then you should not tell me so.
Margaret — And why 1 Zecfoure— Why— because,— upon my honor, you are too candid, too naive !— Margaret — And if it was not candor, which guides me, if it was delicacy, uprightness, if I added — sir, (and may the shame of that confession fall on those who force me to make it,) that I have loved, that I love ttill!
What to read after Paul Jones; a Drama in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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