The Sisters: a Novel, in Four Volumes 4
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TUK SlStKKS. 161) a Winter is last coming on, and he will return to discharge his parliamentary duties : he must then make me his wife." Winter came — and with it Lord Edgermond began to talk of returning to England. He spoke of her accompanying him, but did not hint his wish to possess a legal claim to her obedience.
Rosalind felt an indescribable alarm steal over her. She had taken a fearful part in the eventful play of life. She had resigned the title of wife. — Was it possible she might nev...er more possess it? Her heart grew cold as the dark surmise rose to her sickening fancy. She had read of such things in news-papers — heard of such things — talked of such things in par- ties and in ball-rooms ; and a thousand times she had speculated on the probable result, with more apathy and indifference than when pe- rusing the fictitious sorrows of a heroine of ro- mance. The barbed shaft was now come home to her own bosom — she felt its sting — she was doomed to feel it for ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TUK SlStKKS. 161) a Winter is last coming on, and he will return to discharge his parliamentary duties : he must then make me his wife." Winter came — and with it Lord Edgermond began to talk of returning to England. He spoke of her accompanying him, but did not hint his wish to possess a legal claim to her obedience.
Rosalind felt an indescribable alarm steal over her. She had taken a fearful part in the eventful play of life. She had resigned the title of wife. — Was it possible she might nev...er more possess it? Her heart grew cold as the dark surmise rose to her sickening fancy. She had read of such things in news-papers — heard of such things — talked of such things in par- ties and in ball-rooms ; and a thousand times she had speculated on the probable result, with more apathy and indifference than when pe- rusing the fictitious sorrows of a heroine of ro- mance. The barbed shaft was now come home to her own bosom — she felt its sting — she was doomed to feel it for ever.
What to read after The Sisters: a Novel, in Four Volumes 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, Alicia Radford to read onlineMoreLess
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