The Heidenmauer; Or, the Benedictines: a Legend of the Rhine 1-2
The Heidenmauer; Or, the Benedictines: a Legend of the Rhine 1-2
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Que who had not so uniformly preserved her own self-respect, might have doubted of what she heard; but the look, of, tibe Burgomaster's wife merely^.c^nveyed a ine^ining of curiosity and innocenpe.
" You will deserve far more ihan I can bestow^ Herr Count, should you do aught tp secure the hap» piness of Meta." .
, " Fair wifo," continued Emich, seating himself, and taking her hand, with the freedom which his iFuperior rank and the usages of the country allowed, * thou knowest the manner in whi...ch these Benedic- tines have so long vexed our valley ; and, being so deejdy in the conndenceof the honest Heinrich, tlKxi must have suspected that, wearied of their insolence and exactions, we h^e seriously; bethought us of the means by which to reduce them to the modesty that beqometh their godly professions, and whicV might better justify their pretensions 1" Emich paused, and sat intently r^arding the fece of his quiet listener. He had unwittingly touched upon the very subject that had been tfe chief in- ducement with the Burgomaster's wife for intruding upon the privacy of the conspirators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Que who had not so uniformly preserved her own self-respect, might have doubted of what she heard; but the look, of, tibe Burgomaster's wife merely^.c^nveyed a ine^ining of curiosity and innocenpe.
" You will deserve far more ihan I can bestow^ Herr Count, should you do aught tp secure the hap» piness of Meta." .
, " Fair wifo," continued Emich, seating himself, and taking her hand, with the freedom which his iFuperior rank and the usages of the country allowed, * thou knowest the manner in whi...ch these Benedic- tines have so long vexed our valley ; and, being so deejdy in the conndenceof the honest Heinrich, tlKxi must have suspected that, wearied of their insolence and exactions, we h^e seriously; bethought us of the means by which to reduce them to the modesty that beqometh their godly professions, and whicV might better justify their pretensions 1" Emich paused, and sat intently r^arding the fece of his quiet listener. He had unwittingly touched upon the very subject that had been tfe chief in- ducement with the Burgomaster's wife for intruding upon the privacy of the conspirators.
What to read after The Heidenmauer; Or, the Benedictines: a Legend of the Rhine 1-2?
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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