Scenes And Sketches in Legal Life
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To Eothie's re- mark on the subject, his companion made no answer. Even now, elated as Mick was with the best " east port " acting upon high natu- ral spirits, shades of gloom and pain were visible upon his merry face. This great spick and span mansion, had, Mick believed, alienated from him his darling Lily Neill, wooed and won by river bank and flowery mead. It was in vain that the friends of Lily urged she could never marry a man who wouldn't " go home tiU morning, till daylight doth appear,..." and had some Miltonic views about dissolutions of mar- riage with admiration of " L'allegro " and " II Pensoroso." Mick knew well that the mistress of his heart was once a loyal subject of the reign of happiness, in which Mammon had no adora- tion. She had yielded, in a fatal moment, to a false god. He knew that she could not live by stone alone ; and that was aU her Dowlas had to give her. In adversity, he knew she would be left to perish ; and he forgave her — THE FOUNDEES OF ADULLAM. 141 would even now have welcomed a repentant sinner back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Eothie's re- mark on the subject, his companion made no answer. Even now, elated as Mick was with the best " east port " acting upon high natu- ral spirits, shades of gloom and pain were visible upon his merry face. This great spick and span mansion, had, Mick believed, alienated from him his darling Lily Neill, wooed and won by river bank and flowery mead. It was in vain that the friends of Lily urged she could never marry a man who wouldn't " go home tiU morning, till daylight doth appear,..." and had some Miltonic views about dissolutions of mar- riage with admiration of " L'allegro " and " II Pensoroso." Mick knew well that the mistress of his heart was once a loyal subject of the reign of happiness, in which Mammon had no adora- tion. She had yielded, in a fatal moment, to a false god. He knew that she could not live by stone alone ; and that was aU her Dowlas had to give her. In adversity, he knew she would be left to perish ; and he forgave her — THE FOUNDEES OF ADULLAM. 141 would even now have welcomed a repentant sinner back.
What to read after Scenes And Sketches in Legal Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spink, William to read onlineMoreLess
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