The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews And His Friend Mr Abraham Adams
The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews And His Friend Mr Abraham Adams
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Well then, madam, to be as concise as possible, said the lady, many weeks had not passed after this interviewjbefore Horatio and Leonora were what they call on a good footing together. All ceremonies ex- cept the last were now over ; the writings were now drawn, and every thing wasin the utmost forwardness preparative to the putting Horatio in possession of all his wishes. I will, if you please, repeat you a letter from each of them, which I have got by heart, and which J. Will giveyou no small... idea oftheir passion on bothsides.
[ Mrs. Graveairs objected to hearing these letters ; V but being put to the vote, it was carried against her by all the rest in the coach ; parson Adams contend- ing for it with the utmost vehemence.
HORATIO TO LEONORA.
" How vain, most adorable creature, is the pur- suit of pleasure in the absence of an object to which the mind is entirely devoted, unless it have some relation to that object ! I was last night con- demned to the society of men of wit and learning, which, however agreeable it might have formerly been to me, now only gave me a suspicion that they imputed my absence in conversation to the true cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well then, madam, to be as concise as possible, said the lady, many weeks had not passed after this interviewjbefore Horatio and Leonora were what they call on a good footing together. All ceremonies ex- cept the last were now over ; the writings were now drawn, and every thing wasin the utmost forwardness preparative to the putting Horatio in possession of all his wishes. I will, if you please, repeat you a letter from each of them, which I have got by heart, and which J. Will giveyou no small... idea oftheir passion on bothsides.
[ Mrs. Graveairs objected to hearing these letters ; V but being put to the vote, it was carried against her by all the rest in the coach ; parson Adams contend- ing for it with the utmost vehemence.
HORATIO TO LEONORA.
" How vain, most adorable creature, is the pur- suit of pleasure in the absence of an object to which the mind is entirely devoted, unless it have some relation to that object ! I was last night con- demned to the society of men of wit and learning, which, however agreeable it might have formerly been to me, now only gave me a suspicion that they imputed my absence in conversation to the true cause.
What to read after The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews And His Friend Mr Abraham Adams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fielding Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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