The Jessamy Bride
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Goldsmith — not as men go — there is in my lifetime nothing- that I have cause to be ashamed of; but, I repeat, when I think of her sweetness, her purity, her tenderness, I am overcome with a sense of my own pre- sumption in aspiring- to win her. You think me presumptuous in this matter, I am con- vinced, sir." "I do — I do. I know Mary Horneck." "I give you my word that I am better satisfied with your agreement with me in this respect than I should be if you were to flatter" me. Allow me to th...ank you for your great courtesy to me, sir . You have not sent me away without hope, and I trust that I may assume, Dr. Goldsmith, that I have your good wishes in this matter, which I hold to be vital to my happiness." "Colonel Gwyn, my wishes — my prayers to Heaven are that Mary Horneck may be happy." ' ' And I ask for nothing more, sir. There is my hand on it." Oliver Goldsmith took the hand that he but dimly saw stretched out to him.
CHAPTER XXI.
Never for a moment had Goldsmith felt jealous of the younger men who were un- derstood to be admirers of the Jessamy Bride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Goldsmith — not as men go — there is in my lifetime nothing- that I have cause to be ashamed of; but, I repeat, when I think of her sweetness, her purity, her tenderness, I am overcome with a sense of my own pre- sumption in aspiring- to win her. You think me presumptuous in this matter, I am con- vinced, sir." "I do — I do. I know Mary Horneck." "I give you my word that I am better satisfied with your agreement with me in this respect than I should be if you were to flatter" me. Allow me to th...ank you for your great courtesy to me, sir . You have not sent me away without hope, and I trust that I may assume, Dr. Goldsmith, that I have your good wishes in this matter, which I hold to be vital to my happiness." "Colonel Gwyn, my wishes — my prayers to Heaven are that Mary Horneck may be happy." ' ' And I ask for nothing more, sir. There is my hand on it." Oliver Goldsmith took the hand that he but dimly saw stretched out to him.
CHAPTER XXI.
Never for a moment had Goldsmith felt jealous of the younger men who were un- derstood to be admirers of the Jessamy Bride.
What to read after The Jessamy Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frank Frankfort to read onlineMoreLess
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