The Man of Feeling
The Man of Feeling
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A thousandexpedients suggested themselves, and a thousand fears told me theywould be vain: at last, in an agony of despair, I packed up a fewclothes, took what money and trinkets were in the house, and set outfor London, whither I understood he was gone; pretending to my maid, that I had received letters from my father requiring my immediateattendance. I had no other companion than a boy, a servant to theman from whom I hired my horses. I arrived in London within an hourof Mr. Winbrooke, and ac...cidentally alighted at the very inn where hewas.
"He started and turned pale when he saw me; but recovered himself intime enough to make many new protestations of regard, and beg me tomake myself easy under a disappointment which was equally afflictingto him. He procured me lodgings, where I slept, or ratherendeavoured to sleep, for that night. Next morning I saw him again, he then mildly observed on the imprudence of my precipitate flightfrom the country, and proposed my removing to lodgings at anotherend of the town, to elude the search of my father, till he shouldfall upon some method of excusing my conduct to him, and reconcilinghim to my return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A thousandexpedients suggested themselves, and a thousand fears told me theywould be vain: at last, in an agony of despair, I packed up a fewclothes, took what money and trinkets were in the house, and set outfor London, whither I understood he was gone; pretending to my maid, that I had received letters from my father requiring my immediateattendance. I had no other companion than a boy, a servant to theman from whom I hired my horses. I arrived in London within an hourof Mr. Winbrooke, and ac...cidentally alighted at the very inn where hewas.
"He started and turned pale when he saw me; but recovered himself intime enough to make many new protestations of regard, and beg me tomake myself easy under a disappointment which was equally afflictingto him. He procured me lodgings, where I slept, or ratherendeavoured to sleep, for that night. Next morning I saw him again, he then mildly observed on the imprudence of my precipitate flightfrom the country, and proposed my removing to lodgings at anotherend of the town, to elude the search of my father, till he shouldfall upon some method of excusing my conduct to him, and reconcilinghim to my return.
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