The Story of Isabel; 1
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This world ! — I have nothing more to do with this world !" 187 I did not combat the natural despair which, under such circumstances, a mind like her's must be expected to exhibit.
I knew that time would do its usual work, and that Isabel, if her life was spared, would return to this unsatisfac- tory world as much as ever disposed to relish its enjoyments and yield to its delusions, till repeated disappointment or declining years had taught her, that it would have been well indeed if the words ...she now uttered had sooner been verified ; and devoutly to wish that, on the first severe shock to hope and ex- pectation, she had withdrawn from a scene w r here every thing indicates that we are to find no resting-place !
" Tell me then," she said, " what you would advise me to say to him. Yet, why should I ask ? Have you not said every thing in desiring me to do it as simply as I can ! And now that I feel sure of my purpose, and am aware of the treachery 188 of my heart, I need not ask for further counsel." " No," I replied, " it is but to have a simple purpose, a single eye to the per- formance of duty, and the manner of doing it never presents an obstacle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This world ! — I have nothing more to do with this world !" 187 I did not combat the natural despair which, under such circumstances, a mind like her's must be expected to exhibit.
I knew that time would do its usual work, and that Isabel, if her life was spared, would return to this unsatisfac- tory world as much as ever disposed to relish its enjoyments and yield to its delusions, till repeated disappointment or declining years had taught her, that it would have been well indeed if the words ...she now uttered had sooner been verified ; and devoutly to wish that, on the first severe shock to hope and ex- pectation, she had withdrawn from a scene w r here every thing indicates that we are to find no resting-place !
" Tell me then," she said, " what you would advise me to say to him. Yet, why should I ask ? Have you not said every thing in desiring me to do it as simply as I can ! And now that I feel sure of my purpose, and am aware of the treachery 188 of my heart, I need not ask for further counsel." " No," I replied, " it is but to have a simple purpose, a single eye to the per- formance of duty, and the manner of doing it never presents an obstacle.
What to read after The Story of Isabel; 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Ann Kelty to read onlineMoreLess
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