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" "And ours yours, " replied Xanthe--"Be good-natured, Semestre; I willmarry no man but Phaon, and shall soon win my father over to our side, rely upon that. " The house-keeper was probably forced to believe these very resolutewords, for, like a vanquished but skilful general, she began to think ofcovering her retreat, saying: "I was outwitted; but, what I vowed in a moment of weakness. I havenow sworn again. I am only sorry for your poor father, who needed atrustworthy son, and the good Leonax...--" At this moment, as if he had heard his name and obediently appearedat her call, the son of Alciphron, of Messina, appeared with Phaon'sfather, Protarch, from the shadow of the myrtle-grove.
He was a gay, handsome youth, richly and carefully dressed. After many apressure of the hand and cordial words of welcome, Phaon took the younggirl's hand and led her to the new-comers, saying: "Give me Xanthe for a wife, my father. We have grown up together likethe ivy and wild vine on the wall, and cannot part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "And ours yours, " replied Xanthe--"Be good-natured, Semestre; I willmarry no man but Phaon, and shall soon win my father over to our side, rely upon that. " The house-keeper was probably forced to believe these very resolutewords, for, like a vanquished but skilful general, she began to think ofcovering her retreat, saying: "I was outwitted; but, what I vowed in a moment of weakness. I havenow sworn again. I am only sorry for your poor father, who needed atrustworthy son, and the good Leonax...--" At this moment, as if he had heard his name and obediently appearedat her call, the son of Alciphron, of Messina, appeared with Phaon'sfather, Protarch, from the shadow of the myrtle-grove.
He was a gay, handsome youth, richly and carefully dressed. After many apressure of the hand and cordial words of welcome, Phaon took the younggirl's hand and led her to the new-comers, saying: "Give me Xanthe for a wife, my father. We have grown up together likethe ivy and wild vine on the wall, and cannot part.
What to read after The Complete Short Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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