The Romany Rye
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I had formed an attachmentfor a young female in the neighbourhood, who, though poor, was of highlyrespectable birth, her father having been a curate of the EstablishedChurch. She was, at the time of which I am speaking, an orphan, havinglost both her parents, and supported herself by keeping a small school. My attachment was returned, and we had pledged our vows, but my father, who could not reconcile himself to her lack of fortune, forbade ourmarriage in the most positive terms. He was wrong, ...for she was a fortunein herself--amiable and accomplished. Oh! I cannot tell you all shewas--" and here the old man drew his hand across his eyes. "By the deathof my father, the only obstacle to our happiness appeared to be removed. We agreed, therefore, that our marriage should take place within thecourse of a year; and I forthwith commenced enlarging my house andgetting my affairs in order. Having been left in the easy circumstanceswhich I have described, I determined to follow no business, but to passmy life in a strictly domestic manner, and to be very, very happy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had formed an attachmentfor a young female in the neighbourhood, who, though poor, was of highlyrespectable birth, her father having been a curate of the EstablishedChurch. She was, at the time of which I am speaking, an orphan, havinglost both her parents, and supported herself by keeping a small school. My attachment was returned, and we had pledged our vows, but my father, who could not reconcile himself to her lack of fortune, forbade ourmarriage in the most positive terms. He was wrong, ...for she was a fortunein herself--amiable and accomplished. Oh! I cannot tell you all shewas--" and here the old man drew his hand across his eyes. "By the deathof my father, the only obstacle to our happiness appeared to be removed. We agreed, therefore, that our marriage should take place within thecourse of a year; and I forthwith commenced enlarging my house andgetting my affairs in order. Having been left in the easy circumstanceswhich I have described, I determined to follow no business, but to passmy life in a strictly domestic manner, and to be very, very happy.
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