The Abbess : a Romance. 2
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re- lieve me from the torture of suspense, for my life depends on your decree ! If hateful to your eyes, bid me begone, that I may never more pain you with my presence !" A look of tenderness, which she at that moment cast on the conte, convinced him THE ABBESS. 121 him of his happiness, and he once more pressed her hand with ecstasy.
Maddalena's emotions grew too pow- erful ; concealing her face, she hastily left the garden, and, with disordered step, re- tired to her apartment. There his lov-... ed form followed her — there, unrestrain- ed, she indulged the feelings of her ten- der breast : she retraced every circum- stance of the interesting meeting which had just taken place — contending pas- sions now pervaded her soul. She se- cretly wished for the conte's society ; yet prudence told her how much her repu- tation might suffer by his residence at the castello, and how far it might tend to confirm the duca in a belief of the monk's slanderous accusation. Her duty predominated over every other conside- ration, and she determined that the conte should that day bid adieu to the castello.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
re- lieve me from the torture of suspense, for my life depends on your decree ! If hateful to your eyes, bid me begone, that I may never more pain you with my presence !" A look of tenderness, which she at that moment cast on the conte, convinced him THE ABBESS. 121 him of his happiness, and he once more pressed her hand with ecstasy.
Maddalena's emotions grew too pow- erful ; concealing her face, she hastily left the garden, and, with disordered step, re- tired to her apartment. There his lov-... ed form followed her — there, unrestrain- ed, she indulged the feelings of her ten- der breast : she retraced every circum- stance of the interesting meeting which had just taken place — contending pas- sions now pervaded her soul. She se- cretly wished for the conte's society ; yet prudence told her how much her repu- tation might suffer by his residence at the castello, and how far it might tend to confirm the duca in a belief of the monk's slanderous accusation. Her duty predominated over every other conside- ration, and she determined that the conte should that day bid adieu to the castello.
What to read after The Abbess : a Romance. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Ireland to read onlineMoreLess
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