The Caxtons — volume 16
The Caxtons — volume 16
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It was impossible to have lovedreally, and to have surrendered all chance as you did, --have left thehouse, have fled from her presence! No, no; that was not love!" "It was love! And I pray Heaven to grant that, one day, you may knowhow little your affection sprang from those feelings which make truelove sublime as honor, and meek as is religion! Oh, cousin, cousin, with those rare gifts, what you might have been; what, if you will passthrough repentance and cling to atonement, what, I dare hop...e, you mayyet be! Talk not now of your love; I talk not of mine! Love is a thinggone from the lives of both. Go back to earlier thoughts, to heavierwrongs, --your father, that noble heart which you have so wantonlylacerated, which you have so little comprehended!" Then, with all the warmth of emotion, I hurried on, --showed him the truenature of honor and of Roland (for the names were one!); showed him thewatch, the hope, the manly anguish I had witnessed, and wept--I, not hisson to see; showed him the poverty and privation to which the father, even at the last, had condemned himself, so that the son might have noexcuse for the sins that Want whispers to the weak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was impossible to have lovedreally, and to have surrendered all chance as you did, --have left thehouse, have fled from her presence! No, no; that was not love!" "It was love! And I pray Heaven to grant that, one day, you may knowhow little your affection sprang from those feelings which make truelove sublime as honor, and meek as is religion! Oh, cousin, cousin, with those rare gifts, what you might have been; what, if you will passthrough repentance and cling to atonement, what, I dare hop...e, you mayyet be! Talk not now of your love; I talk not of mine! Love is a thinggone from the lives of both. Go back to earlier thoughts, to heavierwrongs, --your father, that noble heart which you have so wantonlylacerated, which you have so little comprehended!" Then, with all the warmth of emotion, I hurried on, --showed him the truenature of honor and of Roland (for the names were one!); showed him thewatch, the hope, the manly anguish I had witnessed, and wept--I, not hisson to see; showed him the poverty and privation to which the father, even at the last, had condemned himself, so that the son might have noexcuse for the sins that Want whispers to the weak.
What to read after The Caxtons — volume 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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