The Bachelor: a Novel ... 3
The Bachelor: a Novel ... 3
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What simplicity^ -what modesty did she display when she enumerated tfie attentions M^hich she had received from him, the dangers she hkd shared with him> whilst she avoided dwelling upon those from which she alohe had guard- ed M. d'Azemar. In shorty ithecanre every day more difficult for Wiselly to disguise from hiniself that she pos* sessed an undemanding equatUy solid and brilliant; that her conversation^ though iiabitually ...the easi^t and gay- est^ imaginable^ was not deficient in d^th; dbd that^ nevertheless^ yihe made no parade of her kno^ledge^ but leeiti^ to have seeuv tfll that she had seen merely en f^ssdnt aAd by accidf^i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
d by Google 134 tUE BAtTHELbtt.
the Spoke of ber former fitiibttid.
What simplicity^ -what modesty did she display when she enumerated tfie attentions M^hich she had received from him, the dangers she hkd shared with him> whilst she avoided dwelling upon those from which she alohe had guard- ed M. d'Azemar. In shorty ithecanre every day more difficult for Wiselly to disguise from hiniself that she pos* sessed an undemanding equatUy solid and brilliant; that her conversation^ though iiabitually ...the easi^t and gay- est^ imaginable^ was not deficient in d^th; dbd that^ nevertheless^ yihe made no parade of her kno^ledge^ but leeiti^ to have seeuv tfll that she had seen merely en f^ssdnt aAd by accidf^i.
d by Google ' Onfe day, among ofliets; Wben Lady CiroUn^ was not bliratiguing, and tr%en the Baron^de TaJey had te^ed to frttcr word* witfaout meaning, or, in other terms, had discpntinued^eak- ing, the ^eral conversation fetl upon conscience. The baron* asserted, with more sense and reason than perhaps bdenged to him, that he knew as many different kinds of conscience a^ he knew countries, languages, reli- ^ons, and, perhaps, different indivi- duals.
What to read after The Bachelor: a Novel ... 3?
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