The Lion's Brood
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She could not see his face except that it was stern and gray-bearded ; but, kneel- ing down beside him, she took his hand and poured out the story of her life, her sorrow, her resolve, and its prosecution. Here, at least, was a man upon whose faith and judgment she could rely, and his manner grew more gentle as she made an end of speaking.
" So you doubted her truth, my Perolla," he said softly. " That is because you have not felt her hand tremble, and because you are too young and too much of ...a philosopher to judge of the honesty of a woman's face. The same instinct that tells me, doubtless warned Hanni- bal also that this was not a courtesan, much less an immodest woman well born, and, least of all, a coward who would fly her city, or a traitress who would betray it. You will know more of such things, my Perolla, when you learn to study them less." Then, turning to Marcia, he went on : " What you have designed, my daughter, is noble and worthy of your race — and yet, while I commend, I am slow to encourage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She could not see his face except that it was stern and gray-bearded ; but, kneel- ing down beside him, she took his hand and poured out the story of her life, her sorrow, her resolve, and its prosecution. Here, at least, was a man upon whose faith and judgment she could rely, and his manner grew more gentle as she made an end of speaking.
" So you doubted her truth, my Perolla," he said softly. " That is because you have not felt her hand tremble, and because you are too young and too much of ...a philosopher to judge of the honesty of a woman's face. The same instinct that tells me, doubtless warned Hanni- bal also that this was not a courtesan, much less an immodest woman well born, and, least of all, a coward who would fly her city, or a traitress who would betray it. You will know more of such things, my Perolla, when you learn to study them less." Then, turning to Marcia, he went on : " What you have designed, my daughter, is noble and worthy of your race — and yet, while I commend, I am slow to encourage.
What to read after The Lion's Brood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osborne Duffield to read onlineMoreLess
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