The Mardens ; And the Daventrys : Tales 2
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hard that those things which are meant to plea- sure him sboald do me sore regret — so do I love my lord that I envy every smile which he casts from him so lightly upon oihers." " Ye are well mated in this at least;'* smiled the damsel; "ibr to he soolh with thee, svveet Mab, it is even thus with Sir Geoffrey ; and did I dare adventure to see one blemish in the good knight's escutcheon, I would set my finger upon — jealouey !— Nay, never fro\7n, dear Mabel," she continued vt'ith sudden seriousn...ess; "for I say but that which I have long thought ; nor need I tell thee to-day that it ever suits my humour to fashion my discourse by my conviction, and to be plain, even where I fail to be courteous ; in thy case the blot is likely enough to wear itself out of the banner, but had I been Sir Geoffrey's dame, I fear me that it would have spread until it had darkened over every fold ; I am alike light-headed and light- hearted ; too prone to play upon the foibles of others, and too ready to overlook my own." " Thou dost injustice alike to my lord and THE DAVENTRYS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
hard that those things which are meant to plea- sure him sboald do me sore regret — so do I love my lord that I envy every smile which he casts from him so lightly upon oihers." " Ye are well mated in this at least;'* smiled the damsel; "ibr to he soolh with thee, svveet Mab, it is even thus with Sir Geoffrey ; and did I dare adventure to see one blemish in the good knight's escutcheon, I would set my finger upon — jealouey !— Nay, never fro\7n, dear Mabel," she continued vt'ith sudden seriousn...ess; "for I say but that which I have long thought ; nor need I tell thee to-day that it ever suits my humour to fashion my discourse by my conviction, and to be plain, even where I fail to be courteous ; in thy case the blot is likely enough to wear itself out of the banner, but had I been Sir Geoffrey's dame, I fear me that it would have spread until it had darkened over every fold ; I am alike light-headed and light- hearted ; too prone to play upon the foibles of others, and too ready to overlook my own." " Thou dost injustice alike to my lord and THE DAVENTRYS.
What to read after The Mardens ; And the Daventrys : Tales 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pardoe, Miss (Julia), 1806-1862 to read onlineMoreLess
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