The History of Ophelia. Published By the Author of David Simple
The History of Ophelia. Published By the Author of David Simple
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rj?prefented hiaa^ or tiQ pleafe.m^by defcribiog fymptCstns of an affeftion in Mr. South, which from my readinels,* to enter into a coscefpon^ denf;c, I ftipppfq, he thought very.agret* able. to me, • • '•. .;.
I liftened patiently, for fear of offend- ing a man frpni whotni hoped to. re«* jceiy^r^rh^ bleging of liberty, but did mt d^are to^Af^d^u^ ahiac of niy defign at that time, kiVitihouW be delivered to itized by Google JO OPHELIA.
to Mr. South with my l^cer, and I be obliged to him, contr...ary to my inclina- tion.
I had the good fortune to meet with the giardener alone the next day : he told me be had given. my epiftle to Mr.
South, who feemcd lb forry, poor gen- tleman, it grieved his heart to fee himl Time was too precious for mc to fafFer him to fpend it in exprefling his compaf- fi6n; I therefore offered the bribe J in- tended^ and promifed fecrcfy and pru* dence.
The man feemed ftrongly charn^d with the fight of the gold which I ^xJ- pofed to his view in order to ftrengthen the temptation, and he engaged to an- fwer my hopes, if it could be contrived wJlhout his being difcovered as a party in it^ and ailured me of ufing his utmofl: endeavour to effed it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
rj?prefented hiaa^ or tiQ pleafe.m^by defcribiog fymptCstns of an affeftion in Mr. South, which from my readinels,* to enter into a coscefpon^ denf;c, I ftipppfq, he thought very.agret* able. to me, • • '•. .;.
I liftened patiently, for fear of offend- ing a man frpni whotni hoped to. re«* jceiy^r^rh^ bleging of liberty, but did mt d^are to^Af^d^u^ ahiac of niy defign at that time, kiVitihouW be delivered to itized by Google JO OPHELIA.
to Mr. South with my l^cer, and I be obliged to him, contr...ary to my inclina- tion.
I had the good fortune to meet with the giardener alone the next day : he told me be had given. my epiftle to Mr.
South, who feemcd lb forry, poor gen- tleman, it grieved his heart to fee himl Time was too precious for mc to fafFer him to fpend it in exprefling his compaf- fi6n; I therefore offered the bribe J in- tended^ and promifed fecrcfy and pru* dence.
The man feemed ftrongly charn^d with the fight of the gold which I ^xJ- pofed to his view in order to ftrengthen the temptation, and he engaged to an- fwer my hopes, if it could be contrived wJlhout his being difcovered as a party in it^ and ailured me of ufing his utmofl: endeavour to effed it.
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