The Destroyer: a Tale of Guilt And Sorrow
The Destroyer: a Tale of Guilt And Sorrow
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St, however faint, in her feelings, and he cherished it with the most exquisite skill, the most watchful assiduity. He kept himself even in the back ground. He would excite her feelings with his generous and eloquent eulogies of Colonel St. Helen's conduct abroad 5 in the mid- dle of one of them he suddenly be- came confused, heaved a faint sigh, and resumed his conversation with ill-disguised eml)arrassment. He bu* sied himself, he took infinite pains, at least he led her to think so, in pro- ...curing the return home of Colonel St. Helen ; thus, in short, and in a thousand other ways, he at length disarmed Mrs. St. Helen, by lulling her suspicion, or rather preventing their being excited. Consummately skilled in the workings of the female heart, he guided his conduct accord- ing to the indications he discovered. In handing her one night to her car- riage from the opera, he made a point of insulting a gentleman who, with a lady on his arm, was hurrying on be- fore Captain Alverley and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
St, however faint, in her feelings, and he cherished it with the most exquisite skill, the most watchful assiduity. He kept himself even in the back ground. He would excite her feelings with his generous and eloquent eulogies of Colonel St. Helen's conduct abroad 5 in the mid- dle of one of them he suddenly be- came confused, heaved a faint sigh, and resumed his conversation with ill-disguised eml)arrassment. He bu* sied himself, he took infinite pains, at least he led her to think so, in pro- ...curing the return home of Colonel St. Helen ; thus, in short, and in a thousand other ways, he at length disarmed Mrs. St. Helen, by lulling her suspicion, or rather preventing their being excited. Consummately skilled in the workings of the female heart, he guided his conduct accord- ing to the indications he discovered. In handing her one night to her car- riage from the opera, he made a point of insulting a gentleman who, with a lady on his arm, was hurrying on be- fore Captain Alverley and Mrs.
What to read after The Destroyer: a Tale of Guilt And Sorrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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