The Poor Gentleman 8 6
The Poor Gentleman 8 6
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Listen tome! listen to me! Listen to me, Lenora, my sister, my beloved, mybetrothed! By our pure and holy love, I beseech you not to repulse me!" Though Lenora trembled in every limb, her features assumed an expressionof wounded pride, as she answered, with cold decision, -- "Your boldness surprises me, sir! You are indeed a daring man, to appearagain at Grinselhof after your uncle's insulting conduct to my father!He is ill in bed; his soul is crushed by the outrage. Is this the rewardof all my... affection for you?" "Oh, God! oh, God! Lenora, do I hear _you_ accuse me? Alas! what have Idone, and what could I prevent?" "There is nothing, sir, any longer, in common between us, " said thegirl. "If we are not as rich as you, the blood that runs in our veinscannot suffer by comparison. Arise! begone! I will see you no more!" "Mercy! pity!" exclaimed Gustave, lifting his clasped hands toward her;"mercy, Lenora, for I am innocent!" The maiden dashed away the tears that began to start in her eyes, and, turning her back on him, was about to depart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Listen tome! listen to me! Listen to me, Lenora, my sister, my beloved, mybetrothed! By our pure and holy love, I beseech you not to repulse me!" Though Lenora trembled in every limb, her features assumed an expressionof wounded pride, as she answered, with cold decision, -- "Your boldness surprises me, sir! You are indeed a daring man, to appearagain at Grinselhof after your uncle's insulting conduct to my father!He is ill in bed; his soul is crushed by the outrage. Is this the rewardof all my... affection for you?" "Oh, God! oh, God! Lenora, do I hear _you_ accuse me? Alas! what have Idone, and what could I prevent?" "There is nothing, sir, any longer, in common between us, " said thegirl. "If we are not as rich as you, the blood that runs in our veinscannot suffer by comparison. Arise! begone! I will see you no more!" "Mercy! pity!" exclaimed Gustave, lifting his clasped hands toward her;"mercy, Lenora, for I am innocent!" The maiden dashed away the tears that began to start in her eyes, and, turning her back on him, was about to depart.
What to read after The Poor Gentleman 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henri Conscience to read onlineMoreLess
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