The Heidenmauer; Or, the Benedictines: a Legend of the Rhine 1
The Heidenmauer; Or, the Benedictines: a Legend of the Rhine 1
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Were there no other power than conscience, so long as that fearful scourge remains on earth, 'tis vain to expect immunity. Dost thou owe all to thy Deurck- heim council and its selfish policy? Hast thou for- gotten the hour that my pious parents gave thee my hand, and the manner in which thou then plighted thy faith to protect me and mine, to assume the place of these departed friends, to be father, and mother, and husband, to her thou took to thy bosom? Is Meta — that child of our mutual estee...ni — naught, that thou triflest with her peace and hopes? Lay aside, then, these hasty intentions, and turn thy mind to thine own abode; bethink thee of those whom nature and the law condemn to suffer for thy faults, or to whom both have given the dearer right to rejoice in thy clemency and mercy." " Was ever woman so bent on crossing the noble duties of man !" said the Burgomaster, who, spite of himself, had been sensibly moved by this hasty and comprehensive picture of his domestic duties, and who was greatly troubled to find the means of extricating himself from the position in which he stood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Were there no other power than conscience, so long as that fearful scourge remains on earth, 'tis vain to expect immunity. Dost thou owe all to thy Deurck- heim council and its selfish policy? Hast thou for- gotten the hour that my pious parents gave thee my hand, and the manner in which thou then plighted thy faith to protect me and mine, to assume the place of these departed friends, to be father, and mother, and husband, to her thou took to thy bosom? Is Meta — that child of our mutual estee...ni — naught, that thou triflest with her peace and hopes? Lay aside, then, these hasty intentions, and turn thy mind to thine own abode; bethink thee of those whom nature and the law condemn to suffer for thy faults, or to whom both have given the dearer right to rejoice in thy clemency and mercy." " Was ever woman so bent on crossing the noble duties of man !" said the Burgomaster, who, spite of himself, had been sensibly moved by this hasty and comprehensive picture of his domestic duties, and who was greatly troubled to find the means of extricating himself from the position in which he stood.
What to read after The Heidenmauer; Or, the Benedictines: a Legend of the Rhine 1?
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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