Rosella, Or Modern Occurrences, a Novel V. 1
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This fallen Diana," continued he, as he purfued his way, " was difmountcd during our chace this morn- ing, 1 26 lOSELLA.
ing, and I begin to fear {he is more fcriouily hurt than I had imagined." They had now gained the houfe, nnd the women belonging to it being called, Rofella \va6 given to their care, and a furgeon Tent for by Lord Morteyne ; for it was even him the ftranger addrefied, and he difpatched his own fervant upon the errand.
When Rofella had been placed upon the beft bed the hotelle...rie afibrded, the gentlemen walked before the door of the houfe, impatient for the arrival of the medical perfon v/ho would relieve them, they hoped, from an anxiety the moll indifferent man mud have experienced in the fume fituatlon, ** So this is the fair Syren whom Ainflle raves about," faid the ftranger, continuing a converfation which had kegun in the houfe: *« but v/ho the devil is (lie ?" " An orphan, I am told," replied the other : ** flie is allied to the family of old Beauclerc who is lately dead — the people, I mean, who live at Avelines."
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This fallen Diana," continued he, as he purfued his way, " was difmountcd during our chace this morn- ing, 1 26 lOSELLA.
ing, and I begin to fear {he is more fcriouily hurt than I had imagined." They had now gained the houfe, nnd the women belonging to it being called, Rofella \va6 given to their care, and a furgeon Tent for by Lord Morteyne ; for it was even him the ftranger addrefied, and he difpatched his own fervant upon the errand.
When Rofella had been placed upon the beft bed the hotelle...rie afibrded, the gentlemen walked before the door of the houfe, impatient for the arrival of the medical perfon v/ho would relieve them, they hoped, from an anxiety the moll indifferent man mud have experienced in the fume fituatlon, ** So this is the fair Syren whom Ainflle raves about," faid the ftranger, continuing a converfation which had kegun in the houfe: *« but v/ho the devil is (lie ?" " An orphan, I am told," replied the other : ** flie is allied to the family of old Beauclerc who is lately dead — the people, I mean, who live at Avelines."
What to read after Rosella, Or Modern Occurrences, a Novel V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlton, Mary, Fl. 1794-1830 to read onlineMoreLess
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