Tales From Blackwood volume 8
Tales From Blackwood volume 8
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I should still be as far off as ever A STORY OF EULENBURG. 105 from attaining the desire of my soul. I was neither his heir nor his next brother ; and, without being- one or the other, his death could no longer improve my position with regard to Alice : nor, indeed, hav- ing now been regularly rejected, upon what I could not but think worldly grounds, was I very likely to renew the struggle, even were the field ever again really and practically open to my attempt. Still, however, as may easily ...be imagined, the news was by no means ungrateful to me. Hope can scarcely be said to have given its very last gasp until the church -door has closed upon the very last of the returning bridesmaids. I do not accuse myself of going the length of consciously wishing the death of Lord Wynfield, but I should not like to have to analyse my unconscious wishes too closely.
As may be supposed, I perpetually looked in the English papers in order to learn whatever particu- lars they might give as to his condition from time to time ; but of this I learned nothing more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should still be as far off as ever A STORY OF EULENBURG. 105 from attaining the desire of my soul. I was neither his heir nor his next brother ; and, without being- one or the other, his death could no longer improve my position with regard to Alice : nor, indeed, hav- ing now been regularly rejected, upon what I could not but think worldly grounds, was I very likely to renew the struggle, even were the field ever again really and practically open to my attempt. Still, however, as may easily ...be imagined, the news was by no means ungrateful to me. Hope can scarcely be said to have given its very last gasp until the church -door has closed upon the very last of the returning bridesmaids. I do not accuse myself of going the length of consciously wishing the death of Lord Wynfield, but I should not like to have to analyse my unconscious wishes too closely.
As may be supposed, I perpetually looked in the English papers in order to learn whatever particu- lars they might give as to his condition from time to time ; but of this I learned nothing more.
What to read after Tales From Blackwood volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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