The Banished Son And Other Stories of the Heart
The Banished Son And Other Stories of the Heart
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" " Everybody is talking about his attentions to you, and your admiration of him. Everybody is congratulating me on your brilliant prospects. It is your own fault, if he is not your declared lover if you charm him one moment, you repel him the next. A girl with half your attractions might have secured him loug ago. " " Mother !" said Bell, with a dignity of manner so unwonted, so unnatural, that Mrs. Raymond almost doubted her identity. " I have never tried to secure or captivate Mr. Urvin. I f...ormed the rash design of doing so, when I heard he avoided, an in- troduction to me. But in his presence, every vain and foolish thought dies within me. I only feel his immeasurable superi- ority, and the scorn and contempt he must feel for every little and low-born artifice. I have never thought myself worthy of him. I believe Rose Mayfield to be so. The first evening he ever was here, I overheard him utter her name in a tone of no common interest, and I felt a conviction that he loved her. I am sorry for it, for Frank's sake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Everybody is talking about his attentions to you, and your admiration of him. Everybody is congratulating me on your brilliant prospects. It is your own fault, if he is not your declared lover if you charm him one moment, you repel him the next. A girl with half your attractions might have secured him loug ago. " " Mother !" said Bell, with a dignity of manner so unwonted, so unnatural, that Mrs. Raymond almost doubted her identity. " I have never tried to secure or captivate Mr. Urvin. I f...ormed the rash design of doing so, when I heard he avoided, an in- troduction to me. But in his presence, every vain and foolish thought dies within me. I only feel his immeasurable superi- ority, and the scorn and contempt he must feel for every little and low-born artifice. I have never thought myself worthy of him. I believe Rose Mayfield to be so. The first evening he ever was here, I overheard him utter her name in a tone of no common interest, and I felt a conviction that he loved her. I am sorry for it, for Frank's sake.
What to read after The Banished Son And Other Stories of the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hentz Caroline Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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