The Chronicles of Barsetshire 2
The Chronicles of Barsetshire 2
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Bold had also listened to him, but had never flattered him ; had not always believed in him ; and now had broken from him in violent rage. The Signora, too, was the more lovely woman of the two, and had also the additional attraction of her affliction ; — for to him it was an attraction.
But he never could have loved the Signora Neroni as he felt that he now loved Eleanor ! Then he flung stones into the brook, instead of flinging in himself, and sat down on its margin as sad a gentle- man as yo...u shall meet in a summer's day.
He had heard the dinner-bell ring as he sat in the churchyard, and he knew that it was time to recover his self-possession. He felt that he was disgracing himself in his own eyes, that he had been idling his time and neglecting the high duties which he had taken upon himself to perform. He should have spent this after- noon among the poor at St. Ewold's, instead of wandering about at Plumstead, an ancient love-lorn swain, dejected and sighing, full of imaginary sorrows and Wertherian grief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bold had also listened to him, but had never flattered him ; had not always believed in him ; and now had broken from him in violent rage. The Signora, too, was the more lovely woman of the two, and had also the additional attraction of her affliction ; — for to him it was an attraction.
But he never could have loved the Signora Neroni as he felt that he now loved Eleanor ! Then he flung stones into the brook, instead of flinging in himself, and sat down on its margin as sad a gentle- man as yo...u shall meet in a summer's day.
He had heard the dinner-bell ring as he sat in the churchyard, and he knew that it was time to recover his self-possession. He felt that he was disgracing himself in his own eyes, that he had been idling his time and neglecting the high duties which he had taken upon himself to perform. He should have spent this after- noon among the poor at St. Ewold's, instead of wandering about at Plumstead, an ancient love-lorn swain, dejected and sighing, full of imaginary sorrows and Wertherian grief.
What to read after The Chronicles of Barsetshire 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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