The Mustee Or Love And Liberty
The Mustee Or Love And Liberty
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" LOVE AND LIBERTY. 359 " No, I did not ; but Miss Graves found an excuse to do so, in asking her to join your sewing circle. " " Did she accept the invitation ? " " No. And it would have given you pleasure to have ob- served the manner of her declining, for the grace of her utterance I cannot convey. " " I desire to see her particularly since she has so im- pressed you ! " " Then why do you not call on her ? Were I living here, I certainly would gain her acquaintance, if possible. " " I have t...hought of it, and now I am impatient to know her. " The edibles being disposed of, the parson withdrew ; and, soon after, Miss Graves and Annie took leave.
As they walked away together, Miss Graves inquired, " Are you much acquainted with Mr. Featherstone ? " " A very little ; I have seen him only a few times. " " I hear that their union is not quite a perfect one. " " I do not see how it could be. Yet an unhappy marriage is an unspeakable thing ; no vuiture at the heart of Prome- theus had so sharp a beak, or tore with such untiring talons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" LOVE AND LIBERTY. 359 " No, I did not ; but Miss Graves found an excuse to do so, in asking her to join your sewing circle. " " Did she accept the invitation ? " " No. And it would have given you pleasure to have ob- served the manner of her declining, for the grace of her utterance I cannot convey. " " I desire to see her particularly since she has so im- pressed you ! " " Then why do you not call on her ? Were I living here, I certainly would gain her acquaintance, if possible. " " I have t...hought of it, and now I am impatient to know her. " The edibles being disposed of, the parson withdrew ; and, soon after, Miss Graves and Annie took leave.
As they walked away together, Miss Graves inquired, " Are you much acquainted with Mr. Featherstone ? " " A very little ; I have seen him only a few times. " " I hear that their union is not quite a perfect one. " " I do not see how it could be. Yet an unhappy marriage is an unspeakable thing ; no vuiture at the heart of Prome- theus had so sharp a beak, or tore with such untiring talons.
What to read after The Mustee Or Love And Liberty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin F Presbury to read onlineMoreLess
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