The Book-Bills of Narcissus, An Account
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An Idyll of Alice Sunshine, which really Belongs to the last Chapter.
IF the Reader has heard enough of the amourettes of the young gentleman upon whose memoirs I am engaged, let him skip this chapter and pass to the graver chapters beyond. My one aim is the Reader's pleasure, and I carry my solicitude so far that if he finds his happiness to lie outside these pages altogether, has no choice among these various chapters, but prefers none to any, I am quite content. Such a spirit of self-abnegat...ion, the Reader must admit, is true love.
Perhaps it was an early unconscious birth- impulse of the true love some day to be born in his heart, that caused Narcissus to make a confession to his Miller's Daughter, on one of their pretty decorative evenings, when 4 50 The Book-Bills they sat together at the fireside, while the scent of the climbing roses, and the light of the climbing moon, came in at the window.
The immediate effect of the confession was— no wonder — to draw tears. And how beautiful she looked in tears !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An Idyll of Alice Sunshine, which really Belongs to the last Chapter.
IF the Reader has heard enough of the amourettes of the young gentleman upon whose memoirs I am engaged, let him skip this chapter and pass to the graver chapters beyond. My one aim is the Reader's pleasure, and I carry my solicitude so far that if he finds his happiness to lie outside these pages altogether, has no choice among these various chapters, but prefers none to any, I am quite content. Such a spirit of self-abnegat...ion, the Reader must admit, is true love.
Perhaps it was an early unconscious birth- impulse of the true love some day to be born in his heart, that caused Narcissus to make a confession to his Miller's Daughter, on one of their pretty decorative evenings, when 4 50 The Book-Bills they sat together at the fireside, while the scent of the climbing roses, and the light of the climbing moon, came in at the window.
The immediate effect of the confession was— no wonder — to draw tears. And how beautiful she looked in tears !
What to read after The Book-Bills of Narcissus, An Account?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Gallienne Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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