The Republican's Mistress; a Novel Founded Upon Facts 2
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( reiterated Ferdi- nand) and his agony moved even the compassion of the resentful Duca, who, imagining that Ferdinand had forgot the true attachment of Gene- vieve, and formed an affection for Geraldine, had been scarcely able to refrain from the reproaches he thought such lightness deserved, but the grief and confusion that his information spread around, and the instant decision of Ferdinand to travel to Paris in quest of Genevieve, banished the idea he had formed, and he now united his eloqu...ence to that of the weeping Geraldine, to dissuade him from the attempt, but in vain. Ferdinand, con- vinced that Genevieve had been plun- dered and robbed of her home, no 198 THE republican's MI8TKESS.
longer thought of her as the wife of another — but as the artless Genevieve, whose love he knew had been his own alone; and after some hours passed in lamentations and unavailing i:>ersua- sions^ he rushed from the cottage that had so long sheltered him, and again proceeded towards that capital he thought he had abandoned for ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
( reiterated Ferdi- nand) and his agony moved even the compassion of the resentful Duca, who, imagining that Ferdinand had forgot the true attachment of Gene- vieve, and formed an affection for Geraldine, had been scarcely able to refrain from the reproaches he thought such lightness deserved, but the grief and confusion that his information spread around, and the instant decision of Ferdinand to travel to Paris in quest of Genevieve, banished the idea he had formed, and he now united his eloqu...ence to that of the weeping Geraldine, to dissuade him from the attempt, but in vain. Ferdinand, con- vinced that Genevieve had been plun- dered and robbed of her home, no 198 THE republican's MI8TKESS.
longer thought of her as the wife of another — but as the artless Genevieve, whose love he knew had been his own alone; and after some hours passed in lamentations and unavailing i:>ersua- sions^ he rushed from the cottage that had so long sheltered him, and again proceeded towards that capital he thought he had abandoned for ever.
What to read after The Republican's Mistress; a Novel Founded Upon Facts 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Charlotte to read onlineMoreLess
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