Shoepac Recollections Electronic Resource a Way Side Glimpse of American Life
Shoepac Recollections Electronic Resource a Way Side Glimpse of American Life
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"You are not responsible — it is my own act, " he quickly rejoined.
'' Yet, have I my duty to perform, " said she, " to myself, to my mother, to you, dear Allen?" and she laid her hand upon his arm, but for a moment; THE RIVALS. 137 " nay, even to your father, however violent and unrea- sonable he may be ? I must not keep enmity between him and you. " Allen's impatience was irrepressible.
Maud continued, Avith calmness, not unbroken by tearful emotion.
" You have been rudely thrown upon yoursel...f. It will, it must be, the making of you. Your talents, and all your natural goodness of heart, must soon appear. To continue your intimacy with me, under the ban of your father's displeasure, will lower you in your own respect, and impede your progress upward all through life.
" You see, Allen, " she said, with a sweet, soft, half- sad, smile, " what great things I hope for my dearest friend. " " Just as you deliberately abandon him, " said he, with bitterness.
Maud trembled at all she had said ; and perhaps, too, the idea of actually giving him up, or rather thus sud- denly crushing the idol which had lain on her heart's altar so long, and now lay at her feet, did not dimmish her self-distrust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You are not responsible — it is my own act, " he quickly rejoined.
'' Yet, have I my duty to perform, " said she, " to myself, to my mother, to you, dear Allen?" and she laid her hand upon his arm, but for a moment; THE RIVALS. 137 " nay, even to your father, however violent and unrea- sonable he may be ? I must not keep enmity between him and you. " Allen's impatience was irrepressible.
Maud continued, Avith calmness, not unbroken by tearful emotion.
" You have been rudely thrown upon yoursel...f. It will, it must be, the making of you. Your talents, and all your natural goodness of heart, must soon appear. To continue your intimacy with me, under the ban of your father's displeasure, will lower you in your own respect, and impede your progress upward all through life.
" You see, Allen, " she said, with a sweet, soft, half- sad, smile, " what great things I hope for my dearest friend. " " Just as you deliberately abandon him, " said he, with bitterness.
Maud trembled at all she had said ; and perhaps, too, the idea of actually giving him up, or rather thus sud- denly crushing the idol which had lain on her heart's altar so long, and now lay at her feet, did not dimmish her self-distrust.
What to read after Shoepac Recollections Electronic Resource a Way Side Glimpse of American Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orlando B Willcox to read onlineMoreLess
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