The Daughters of Isenberg: a Bavarian Romance 3
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Sometimes she found sufficient subject for merriment in list- ening to his footsteps ; when, ashamed to betray his fretful humour, at her slight of him to their assembled friends ; he retired to the library, and there, amidst his books, vainly sought to recover that tranquility of mind, with which he had been wont to study their instructive pages. Then it was that the echo of his steps, as he repeat- edlv returned to the party, in the hope OF ISENBERG. 153 of finding her amongst them, and s'ovv...ly measured back his way on dis- covering her not, were music to her ear ; for they appeared evidences of her encreased importance with one, whom it was her glory so entirely to have subdued.
De Lerma was not however always disposed to bear with unqualified sub- mission to her caprices, these little instauces of want of consideration and tenderness in his mistress. He at first supplicated, remonstrated, and finally resented them. This opened a new source of pleasure to Carenthea, and a still greater cause of triumpb in the ease with which, by her playful aga- ccries, sire could, when he was even most seriously offended, lure him back to her feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes she found sufficient subject for merriment in list- ening to his footsteps ; when, ashamed to betray his fretful humour, at her slight of him to their assembled friends ; he retired to the library, and there, amidst his books, vainly sought to recover that tranquility of mind, with which he had been wont to study their instructive pages. Then it was that the echo of his steps, as he repeat- edlv returned to the party, in the hope OF ISENBERG. 153 of finding her amongst them, and s'ovv...ly measured back his way on dis- covering her not, were music to her ear ; for they appeared evidences of her encreased importance with one, whom it was her glory so entirely to have subdued.
De Lerma was not however always disposed to bear with unqualified sub- mission to her caprices, these little instauces of want of consideration and tenderness in his mistress. He at first supplicated, remonstrated, and finally resented them. This opened a new source of pleasure to Carenthea, and a still greater cause of triumpb in the ease with which, by her playful aga- ccries, sire could, when he was even most seriously offended, lure him back to her feet.
What to read after The Daughters of Isenberg: a Bavarian Romance 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Alicia Tindal, Fl. 1810 to read onlineMoreLess
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