The Disowned — Complete
The Disowned — Complete
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that Iam, to waste another thought upon him; but I will not, and ought not todo so. In two months I shall not even have the privilege of remembrance.
I wish, Eleanor, --for I assure you that I have tried and tried, --thatI could find anything to like and esteem (since love is out of thequestion) in this man, who seems so great, and, to me, so unaccountablea favourite with my parents. His countenance and voice are so harshand stern; his manner at once so self-complacent and gloomy; his verysenti...ments so narrow, even in their notions of honour; his very courageso savage, and his pride so constant and offensive, --that I in vainendeavour to persuade myself of his virtues, and recur, at least, to theunwearying affection for me which he professes. It is true that he hasbeen three times refused; that I have told him I cannot love him; that Ihave even owned former love to another: he still continues his suit, and by dint of long hope has at length succeeded. But at times I couldalmost think that he married me from very hate, rather than love: thereis such an artificial smoothness in his stern voice, such a latentmeaning in his eye; and when he thinks I have not noticed him, I have, on suddenly turning towards him, perceived so dark and lowering anexpression upon his countenance that my heart has died within me forvery fear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
that Iam, to waste another thought upon him; but I will not, and ought not todo so. In two months I shall not even have the privilege of remembrance.
I wish, Eleanor, --for I assure you that I have tried and tried, --thatI could find anything to like and esteem (since love is out of thequestion) in this man, who seems so great, and, to me, so unaccountablea favourite with my parents. His countenance and voice are so harshand stern; his manner at once so self-complacent and gloomy; his verysenti...ments so narrow, even in their notions of honour; his very courageso savage, and his pride so constant and offensive, --that I in vainendeavour to persuade myself of his virtues, and recur, at least, to theunwearying affection for me which he professes. It is true that he hasbeen three times refused; that I have told him I cannot love him; that Ihave even owned former love to another: he still continues his suit, and by dint of long hope has at length succeeded. But at times I couldalmost think that he married me from very hate, rather than love: thereis such an artificial smoothness in his stern voice, such a latentmeaning in his eye; and when he thinks I have not noticed him, I have, on suddenly turning towards him, perceived so dark and lowering anexpression upon his countenance that my heart has died within me forvery fear.
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