Tales of Fashionable Life 4
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Be- fore Vivian could explain himself, she 140 VIVIAN.
poured forth, in silly phrases, but in a voice that made even nonsense please, a variety of reproaches, for his having alisented himself for such a length of time. — " lositively, she would keep him prisoner, now that she had him safe once more." To be kept pri- soner by a fair lady was so flattering, that it was a full hour before he could prevail upon himself to assert his liberty — the fear of giving pain, indeed, influenced him still mo...re than vanity. At last, when Mrs.
Wharton spoke of her engagements for the evening, and seemed to take it for granted, that he would be of her party, he sunir moned resolution sufficient — Oh! won- derful effort of courage ! — to tell her, that he was under a necessity of leavhig town imme- diately.
" Going, I presume, to .'* " To the country," said Vivian firmly.
*^ To the country! No, no, no; say, at once, to Seliua! — Tell me the worst in one word!" Astonished beyond measure^ Vivian had not power to move.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Be- fore Vivian could explain himself, she 140 VIVIAN.
poured forth, in silly phrases, but in a voice that made even nonsense please, a variety of reproaches, for his having alisented himself for such a length of time. — " lositively, she would keep him prisoner, now that she had him safe once more." To be kept pri- soner by a fair lady was so flattering, that it was a full hour before he could prevail upon himself to assert his liberty — the fear of giving pain, indeed, influenced him still mo...re than vanity. At last, when Mrs.
Wharton spoke of her engagements for the evening, and seemed to take it for granted, that he would be of her party, he sunir moned resolution sufficient — Oh! won- derful effort of courage ! — to tell her, that he was under a necessity of leavhig town imme- diately.
" Going, I presume, to .'* " To the country," said Vivian firmly.
*^ To the country! No, no, no; say, at once, to Seliua! — Tell me the worst in one word!" Astonished beyond measure^ Vivian had not power to move.
What to read after Tales of Fashionable Life 4?
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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