Tales of the Wars of Our Times 2
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She learned from them that his wound was not dangerous, but that his antagonist was very severely injured, and would be disabled from all service for months to come.
214" THE RIVAL.
CHAP. V.
*' Nor think the pious poets e'er would waste S3 many tears in ink, to make maids mourn.
If injured lovers had in ages past The lucky myrtle, more than willow, worn." Gondibert. — Sir W. Davenant.
The attentions of the Lady Montalvo to Ernest Lavalle were such as might naturally have been expected. She visi...ted him in person daily. There was nothing her own house afforded or that was procurable in the city, which her mind suggested to her as good and pleasant for an invalid, that she did not provide for him ; not a sister of charity in all Europe that was more fussily kind to a patient than was Ursula to the young Frenchman.
Once only, before Ernest was permitted to rise from his bed, did Juliana accompany her mother to thank him for the seasonable protec- tion afforded her, and to express her sorrow for THE RIVAL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She learned from them that his wound was not dangerous, but that his antagonist was very severely injured, and would be disabled from all service for months to come.
214" THE RIVAL.
CHAP. V.
*' Nor think the pious poets e'er would waste S3 many tears in ink, to make maids mourn.
If injured lovers had in ages past The lucky myrtle, more than willow, worn." Gondibert. — Sir W. Davenant.
The attentions of the Lady Montalvo to Ernest Lavalle were such as might naturally have been expected. She visi...ted him in person daily. There was nothing her own house afforded or that was procurable in the city, which her mind suggested to her as good and pleasant for an invalid, that she did not provide for him ; not a sister of charity in all Europe that was more fussily kind to a patient than was Ursula to the young Frenchman.
Once only, before Ernest was permitted to rise from his bed, did Juliana accompany her mother to thank him for the seasonable protec- tion afforded her, and to express her sorrow for THE RIVAL.
What to read after Tales of the Wars of Our Times 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moyle Sherer to read onlineMoreLess
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