The Governess Or Evening Amusements At a Boarding School
The Governess Or Evening Amusements At a Boarding School
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The implacable <. Kl man received thank- fully the donation, as coming from the princess; but being informed afterwards, by some person she had intrusted with the . - cret, of the love she bore his son, and that it was by his instigation she conferred this favour upon him, instead of being appealed by this new proof of filial affection, he be- came infinitely more irritated against him than ever ; and in order t nged on the insult, as he termed it, formed a rc?o- lution the most strange and unnatural tint ever entered the heart of man. Borne on the wings of fun', and deaf to all the remonstrances that were made him, he OF INGRATITUDE. he flew to the capital, and demanded jus- tice in the execution of the law against his son ; whom, in a most pathetic speech, he accused of ingratitude repeated the vari- ous obligations he had to him both as a father and preceptor -proved, that in the heat of battle, while yet a novice in the art of war, he had thrown himself between him and the impending danger received.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The implacable <. Kl man received thank- fully the donation, as coming from the princess; but being informed afterwards, by some person she had intrusted with the . - cret, of the love she bore his son, and that it was by his instigation she conferred this favour upon him, instead of being appealed by this new proof of filial affection, he be- came infinitely more irritated against him than ever ; and in order t nged on the insult, as he termed it, formed a rc?o- lution the most strange and unnatural tint ever entered the heart of man. Borne on the wings of fun', and deaf to all the remonstrances that were made him, he OF INGRATITUDE. he flew to the capital, and demanded jus- tice in the execution of the law against his son ; whom, in a most pathetic speech, he accused of ingratitude repeated the vari- ous obligations he had to him both as a father and preceptor -proved, that in the heat of battle, while yet a novice in the art of war, he had thrown himself between him and the impending danger received.
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