Tales of Fashionable Life 3
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Mrs. Beaumont handed coffee to Mr.
Palmer, without attempting to answer this question.
" To those that hope, I should think," said Mr. Palmer; "for hope long de- ferred maketh the heart sick ; and time, I can answer for it, passes most slowly to those who are sick." "Slow as the year's dull circle seems to run, K When the brisk minor pants for twenty-one — • said Mr. Walsingham smiling, as he look- ed at young Beaumont — " but I think it is the mixture of fear with hope, that makes time appear ...to pass slowly." ff And is hope ever free from that mix- ture ?" said Miss Walsingham — "Does not hope without fear become certainty, and fear without hope despair? Can hope ever be perfectly free from some mixture of fear?" " O dear me, yes, to be sure," said Miss Hunter, " for hope's the most op- posite thing that ever was to fear; as different as black and white ; for, surely, MANCEUVRIM;.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Beaumont handed coffee to Mr.
Palmer, without attempting to answer this question.
" To those that hope, I should think," said Mr. Palmer; "for hope long de- ferred maketh the heart sick ; and time, I can answer for it, passes most slowly to those who are sick." "Slow as the year's dull circle seems to run, K When the brisk minor pants for twenty-one — • said Mr. Walsingham smiling, as he look- ed at young Beaumont — " but I think it is the mixture of fear with hope, that makes time appear ...to pass slowly." ff And is hope ever free from that mix- ture ?" said Miss Walsingham — "Does not hope without fear become certainty, and fear without hope despair? Can hope ever be perfectly free from some mixture of fear?" " O dear me, yes, to be sure," said Miss Hunter, " for hope's the most op- posite thing that ever was to fear; as different as black and white ; for, surely, MANCEUVRIM;.
What to read after Tales of Fashionable Life 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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