Taken At the Flood : a Novel 1
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VERLOREN 1ST VERLOREN ! 185 which only the thought of his affection could stifle, awoke with all its terrors. I could hardly have found courage to tell my wretched story to a pastor of my own faith, but there was a good old Catholic priest who officiated at a little chapel in the Tyrol, where we had wandered, an old man whose face pro- mised pity. I went to him and told him all. He bade me consider that if I wished to reconcile my- self to offended heaven, my first act must be to leave the path... of sin. I told him that I was penni- less, but that I thought if I could get to one of the great cities of Germany I might obtain employment as a governess, or travelling companion, or some kind of situation where a knowledge of languages would be valuable. The good old man lent me a few pounds, enough to take me to Leipsic, and sup- port me there while I looked about me. At first, fortune seemed to favour my efforts, and I thought heaven was reconciled with me. I obtained a situa- tion in a school, to teach English, French, and Italian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VERLOREN 1ST VERLOREN ! 185 which only the thought of his affection could stifle, awoke with all its terrors. I could hardly have found courage to tell my wretched story to a pastor of my own faith, but there was a good old Catholic priest who officiated at a little chapel in the Tyrol, where we had wandered, an old man whose face pro- mised pity. I went to him and told him all. He bade me consider that if I wished to reconcile my- self to offended heaven, my first act must be to leave the path... of sin. I told him that I was penni- less, but that I thought if I could get to one of the great cities of Germany I might obtain employment as a governess, or travelling companion, or some kind of situation where a knowledge of languages would be valuable. The good old man lent me a few pounds, enough to take me to Leipsic, and sup- port me there while I looked about me. At first, fortune seemed to favour my efforts, and I thought heaven was reconciled with me. I obtained a situa- tion in a school, to teach English, French, and Italian.
What to read after Taken At the Flood : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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