The Englishman : a Novel. in Six Volumes V. 5
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The journey, from its cross direction, must oc- cupy two, if not three days ; convinced that sir Ormsby would feel this second de- camnment keenly, Sidnev addressed him in a few lines, in which he avowed his having met colonel Fitzhenry, requesting his fa- ther's silence on the subject until he ex- plained furt'ier. To Durweston he wrote with all Xi'.Q: hilarity of friendship, pro- hibiting his removal from Park-street, and naming his return as probable in the course of a few days; to his littl...e hostage the fondest remembrances were offered; of \ i .8G THE ENGLISHMAN.
of Fitzhenry he made no mention, lest Durweston should outstrip his Iover*is pro- ject. This done, the travellers left Chel- tenham. The shattered constitution of the colonel admitted not of that haste \Vhich ihe feelin«^s of our Englishman prompted, yet he bore the delay with tem- per, seeking consolation for his protracted hopes in the family history of Fitzhenry.
Though noble blood was not an honour our hero sought in a wife, he was not sorry to learn the orphan was well allied; it is true, she had not derived even protection from her kindred ; no woman could have been more exposed to the dangers of the world ; '' perhaps she never sought them/' thought Sidney ; '' what then ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The journey, from its cross direction, must oc- cupy two, if not three days ; convinced that sir Ormsby would feel this second de- camnment keenly, Sidnev addressed him in a few lines, in which he avowed his having met colonel Fitzhenry, requesting his fa- ther's silence on the subject until he ex- plained furt'ier. To Durweston he wrote with all Xi'.Q: hilarity of friendship, pro- hibiting his removal from Park-street, and naming his return as probable in the course of a few days; to his littl...e hostage the fondest remembrances were offered; of \ i .8G THE ENGLISHMAN.
of Fitzhenry he made no mention, lest Durweston should outstrip his Iover*is pro- ject. This done, the travellers left Chel- tenham. The shattered constitution of the colonel admitted not of that haste \Vhich ihe feelin«^s of our Englishman prompted, yet he bore the delay with tem- per, seeking consolation for his protracted hopes in the family history of Fitzhenry.
Though noble blood was not an honour our hero sought in a wife, he was not sorry to learn the orphan was well allied; it is true, she had not derived even protection from her kindred ; no woman could have been more exposed to the dangers of the world ; '' perhaps she never sought them/' thought Sidney ; '' what then ?
What to read after The Englishman : a Novel. in Six Volumes V. 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byron, Medora Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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