The Black Dwarf
The Black Dwarf
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how came you, then, " said Mr. Vere, "by the flippancy ofspeech, and pertness of argument, by which you have disgusted SirFrederick, and given me of late such deep offence?" "If my manner has been so unfortunate as to displease you, sir, itis impossible for me to apologize too deeply, or too sincerely; but Icannot confess the same contrition for having answered Sir Frederickflippantly when he pressed me rudely. Since he forgot I was a lady, itwas time to show him that I am at least a woman. " "...Reserve, then, your pertness for those who press you on the topic, Isabella, " said her father coldly; "for my part, I am weary of thesubject, and will never speak upon it again. " "God bless you, my dear father, " said Isabella, seizing his reluctanthand "there is nothing you can impose on me, save the task of listeningto this man's persecution, that I will call, or think, a hardship. " "You are very obliging, Miss Vere, when it happens to suit you to bedutiful, " said her unrelenting father, forcing himself at the same timefrom the affectionate grasp of her hand; "but henceforward, child, Ishall save myself the trouble of offering you unpleasant advice on anytopic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
how came you, then, " said Mr. Vere, "by the flippancy ofspeech, and pertness of argument, by which you have disgusted SirFrederick, and given me of late such deep offence?" "If my manner has been so unfortunate as to displease you, sir, itis impossible for me to apologize too deeply, or too sincerely; but Icannot confess the same contrition for having answered Sir Frederickflippantly when he pressed me rudely. Since he forgot I was a lady, itwas time to show him that I am at least a woman. " "...Reserve, then, your pertness for those who press you on the topic, Isabella, " said her father coldly; "for my part, I am weary of thesubject, and will never speak upon it again. " "God bless you, my dear father, " said Isabella, seizing his reluctanthand "there is nothing you can impose on me, save the task of listeningto this man's persecution, that I will call, or think, a hardship. " "You are very obliging, Miss Vere, when it happens to suit you to bedutiful, " said her unrelenting father, forcing himself at the same timefrom the affectionate grasp of her hand; "but henceforward, child, Ishall save myself the trouble of offering you unpleasant advice on anytopic.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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