Real Life: An Original Comedy Drama, in Four Acts
Real Life: An Original Comedy Drama, in Four Acts
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Not that I am aware of Del. I more than half suspect that he deserves some blame for your illness.
What is there in Mr. Temple different to other men which has so fascinated you ? He is clever, I admit, but he is also proud and poor, gitized by Google 24 KEAL LIFE.
Adeline. I am aware of it. Honourable pride is a great virtue in a man.
Georgina. Yes ; but should his poverty suggest you as simply the means for its relief?
Adeline. I would refuse him although it broke my heart.
But why make these... cruel suggestions, when his attentions have probably no meaning beyond civility ?
Georgina. Because I believe they have. To you he spoke in the low diffident tones of tender budding love ; to others he was voluble and merry. I marked the difference well, I assure you, and understand the meaning ; besides, he well knows we are rich heiresses.
Adeline. Oh! what a bitter degrading rival is money.
To be beloved and doubt its inspiration ; to fear to love, for fear the thing beloved should be unworthy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that I am aware of Del. I more than half suspect that he deserves some blame for your illness.
What is there in Mr. Temple different to other men which has so fascinated you ? He is clever, I admit, but he is also proud and poor, gitized by Google 24 KEAL LIFE.
Adeline. I am aware of it. Honourable pride is a great virtue in a man.
Georgina. Yes ; but should his poverty suggest you as simply the means for its relief?
Adeline. I would refuse him although it broke my heart.
But why make these... cruel suggestions, when his attentions have probably no meaning beyond civility ?
Georgina. Because I believe they have. To you he spoke in the low diffident tones of tender budding love ; to others he was voluble and merry. I marked the difference well, I assure you, and understand the meaning ; besides, he well knows we are rich heiresses.
Adeline. Oh! what a bitter degrading rival is money.
To be beloved and doubt its inspiration ; to fear to love, for fear the thing beloved should be unworthy.
What to read after Real Life: An Original Comedy Drama, in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bleackley, E to read onlineMoreLess
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