The Hungarian Brothers volume 1
The Hungarian Brothers volume 1
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164: THE HUNGARIAN BROTHERS.
The smothered fire now burst forth : he murmured apologies^ thanks^ protesta- tion, and passion^ over the hand which he alternately pressed to his breast and to his lips; and Madame de Fontainville, (too fearful of losing the lover she had wished, so earnestly to gain; too tender to be discreet ; too innocent to imagine that forbearance might licence him in the most irregular hopes ; ) suffered him to sigh and vow unreproved.
The Marquis de Liancour, her father, ter...minated this scene : and Demetrius saw them seated in the carriage^, after pleading a pre-engagement as an excuse for declining their joint invitation to supper.
What did it not cost him to do so ? He w^as wild with an imperious passion, which had its origin in vanity and the senses; a passion which was now assuming a tenderer cast, from the evident sensi- bility of Madame de Fontainville : he was suddenly translated from mortification THfi HUNGARIAN BROTHERS. 165 into transport; and in place of cold words or averted looks, was permitted to breathe the breath of love, over the fairest hand in the univei^e ; to gaze unchastized, ( ex- cept by kindling blushes^ ) on eyes which met his with melting forgiveness; and to hear himself named as the object of her peculiar partiality : great was the sacrifice, yet he made it to fraternal affection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
164: THE HUNGARIAN BROTHERS.
The smothered fire now burst forth : he murmured apologies^ thanks^ protesta- tion, and passion^ over the hand which he alternately pressed to his breast and to his lips; and Madame de Fontainville, (too fearful of losing the lover she had wished, so earnestly to gain; too tender to be discreet ; too innocent to imagine that forbearance might licence him in the most irregular hopes ; ) suffered him to sigh and vow unreproved.
The Marquis de Liancour, her father, ter...minated this scene : and Demetrius saw them seated in the carriage^, after pleading a pre-engagement as an excuse for declining their joint invitation to supper.
What did it not cost him to do so ? He w^as wild with an imperious passion, which had its origin in vanity and the senses; a passion which was now assuming a tenderer cast, from the evident sensi- bility of Madame de Fontainville : he was suddenly translated from mortification THfi HUNGARIAN BROTHERS. 165 into transport; and in place of cold words or averted looks, was permitted to breathe the breath of love, over the fairest hand in the univei^e ; to gaze unchastized, ( ex- cept by kindling blushes^ ) on eyes which met his with melting forgiveness; and to hear himself named as the object of her peculiar partiality : great was the sacrifice, yet he made it to fraternal affection.
What to read after The Hungarian Brothers volume 1?
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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