The Affecting History of Louisa the Wandering Maniac Or Lady of the Hay Stac
The Affecting History of Louisa the Wandering Maniac Or Lady of the Hay Stac
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Words to the fol- lowing purport. That a little time after the ftranger's laft vifit, the Kcclefiaftic who had ta- ken care of her from her infancy, came to inform her, that her Protector was no more; and that before he expired he had ordered her to be con- cluded to fome convent in France the prieft faid, u that (he muft fet forward on her journey in a few days, and that he came to meafure her for fome apparel 3 which he afterwards did, with a ribbon.
ribbon he had brought with him for that pu...rpofe* A week after this he arrived in a poit-chaiie, bringing with him four complete drefies, viz* two -pelifles, a black gown, and a red one; till now the had only worn a dimity undrefs. The pried immediately made a parcel of all the young lady's little property. She put on a blue peliiie ; "he handed her and her attendant . Catherine into the carriage and then got ip. To it himfelf.
She wept grievonfty at parting with the woman file had called " mama*;" but befides what . {he felt on account of the feparation, {he was terribly afraid of the convent/ The enquiries flue had made of Catherine and her mama (in the week preceding tier departure) had given her rnoft frightful ideas of the life to which {he thought herfelf con- demned for the remainder of her days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Words to the fol- lowing purport. That a little time after the ftranger's laft vifit, the Kcclefiaftic who had ta- ken care of her from her infancy, came to inform her, that her Protector was no more; and that before he expired he had ordered her to be con- cluded to fome convent in France the prieft faid, u that (he muft fet forward on her journey in a few days, and that he came to meafure her for fome apparel 3 which he afterwards did, with a ribbon.
ribbon he had brought with him for that pu...rpofe* A week after this he arrived in a poit-chaiie, bringing with him four complete drefies, viz* two -pelifles, a black gown, and a red one; till now the had only worn a dimity undrefs. The pried immediately made a parcel of all the young lady's little property. She put on a blue peliiie ; "he handed her and her attendant . Catherine into the carriage and then got ip. To it himfelf.
She wept grievonfty at parting with the woman file had called " mama*;" but befides what . {he felt on account of the feparation, {he was terribly afraid of the convent/ The enquiries flue had made of Catherine and her mama (in the week preceding tier departure) had given her rnoft frightful ideas of the life to which {he thought herfelf con- demned for the remainder of her days.
What to read after The Affecting History of Louisa the Wandering Maniac Or Lady of the Hay Stac?
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