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— I believe we shall never feel safe again without you.'' *' And I am sure," rejoined the old lady, " we shall never thoroughlv enjoy any future pleasure, unless our deliverer has his full share of it. — We have not many pleasures here, 'tis true ; but I can add to them, for the sake of a young man to whom i owe so much.
'' Are you fond of music,' Count 1; — Do vou love dancinix ? orhuntins:? or read- ing? or social quiet? or what do you like?
Before vfe can get quite as sociable as I mean we s...hall be, we must understand each others tastes. Though my Constantia cheerfully quits the gay world, to enliven G 5 130 THE HUNGARIAX BROTHERS.
the retirement of an infirm old woman, T will not insist upon your doing the same ; and yet I must see you very often. — So chiise hov7 it is to be : — in assemblies, or at that little supper-table?" Overpowered with gratitude and grati- fication, Demetrius, of course, poured out a most eloquent rhapsody about the de- light of social intercoui'se, the improving «alm of seclusion, the inexhaustible richer of study ; sprinkling his discourse very plentifully with allusions to the contem- plative vv'alk between avenues of awe-in- spiring cedars; the distant roar of the Adriatic, and the beauties of moon-light : in short, Demetrius wished to letain the iavour of the Duchess, and vath a harmless deceit, kept back his taste for hunting and dancing, avowing only his real predilec- tion for the ether pursuits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— I believe we shall never feel safe again without you.'' *' And I am sure," rejoined the old lady, " we shall never thoroughlv enjoy any future pleasure, unless our deliverer has his full share of it. — We have not many pleasures here, 'tis true ; but I can add to them, for the sake of a young man to whom i owe so much.
'' Are you fond of music,' Count 1; — Do vou love dancinix ? orhuntins:? or read- ing? or social quiet? or what do you like?
Before vfe can get quite as sociable as I mean we s...hall be, we must understand each others tastes. Though my Constantia cheerfully quits the gay world, to enliven G 5 130 THE HUNGARIAX BROTHERS.
the retirement of an infirm old woman, T will not insist upon your doing the same ; and yet I must see you very often. — So chiise hov7 it is to be : — in assemblies, or at that little supper-table?" Overpowered with gratitude and grati- fication, Demetrius, of course, poured out a most eloquent rhapsody about the de- light of social intercoui'se, the improving «alm of seclusion, the inexhaustible richer of study ; sprinkling his discourse very plentifully with allusions to the contem- plative vv'alk between avenues of awe-in- spiring cedars; the distant roar of the Adriatic, and the beauties of moon-light : in short, Demetrius wished to letain the iavour of the Duchess, and vath a harmless deceit, kept back his taste for hunting and dancing, avowing only his real predilec- tion for the ether pursuits.
What to read after The Hungarian Brothers .. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Maria Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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