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He felt the justice of her remark, and they had walked the entire lengthof the terrace in profound silence, before he could summon the ideasnecessary to make a suitable answer.
"The truth of what thou sayest, is not to be denied, " he at length said, "but it may be palliated. I have many friends in the German courts, andfavors may be had; letters of nobility will give the youth the station hewants, after which he can claim thy hand without offence to any opinions, whether of Berne or elsewhere.... " "I doubt if Sigismund will willingly become a party to this expedient. Ourown nobility is of ancient origin; it dates from a period anterior to theexistence of Berne as a city, and is much older than our institutions. Iremember to have heard him say, that when a people refuse to bestow thesedistinctions themselves, their citizens can never receive them from otherswithout a loss of dignity and character, and one of his moral firmnessmight hesitate to do what he thinks wrong for a boon so worthless as thatwe offer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He felt the justice of her remark, and they had walked the entire lengthof the terrace in profound silence, before he could summon the ideasnecessary to make a suitable answer.
"The truth of what thou sayest, is not to be denied, " he at length said, "but it may be palliated. I have many friends in the German courts, andfavors may be had; letters of nobility will give the youth the station hewants, after which he can claim thy hand without offence to any opinions, whether of Berne or elsewhere.... " "I doubt if Sigismund will willingly become a party to this expedient. Ourown nobility is of ancient origin; it dates from a period anterior to theexistence of Berne as a city, and is much older than our institutions. Iremember to have heard him say, that when a people refuse to bestow thesedistinctions themselves, their citizens can never receive them from otherswithout a loss of dignity and character, and one of his moral firmnessmight hesitate to do what he thinks wrong for a boon so worthless as thatwe offer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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