The Three Clerks
The Three Clerks
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' 'Poor fellow! his friendship for Alaric will be greatly tried. ' 'And, mamma, has not Alaric's friendship been tried? and has itnot borne the trial nobly? Harry told him of--of--of hisintentions; Harry told him long, long, long ago----' 'Ah me!--poor Harry!' sighed Mrs. Woodward.
'But you think nothing of Alaric!' 'Alaric is successful, my dear, and can----' Think sufficientlyof himself, Mrs. Woodward was going to say, but she stoppedherself.
'Harry told him all, ' continued Gertrude, 'and Al...aric--Alaricsaid nothing of his own feelings. Alaric never said a word to methat he might not have said before his friend--till--till--Youmust own, mamma, that no one can have behaved more nobly thanAlaric has done. ' Mrs. Woodward, nevertheless, had her own sentiments on thematter, which were not quite in unison with those of herdaughter. But then she was not in love with Alaric, and herdaughter was. She thought that Alaric's love was a passion thathad but lately come to the birth, and that had he been true tohis friend--nobly true as Gertrude had described him--it wouldnever have been born at all, or at any rate not till Harry hadhad a more prolonged chance of being successful with his suit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 'Poor fellow! his friendship for Alaric will be greatly tried. ' 'And, mamma, has not Alaric's friendship been tried? and has itnot borne the trial nobly? Harry told him of--of--of hisintentions; Harry told him long, long, long ago----' 'Ah me!--poor Harry!' sighed Mrs. Woodward.
'But you think nothing of Alaric!' 'Alaric is successful, my dear, and can----' Think sufficientlyof himself, Mrs. Woodward was going to say, but she stoppedherself.
'Harry told him all, ' continued Gertrude, 'and Al...aric--Alaricsaid nothing of his own feelings. Alaric never said a word to methat he might not have said before his friend--till--till--Youmust own, mamma, that no one can have behaved more nobly thanAlaric has done. ' Mrs. Woodward, nevertheless, had her own sentiments on thematter, which were not quite in unison with those of herdaughter. But then she was not in love with Alaric, and herdaughter was. She thought that Alaric's love was a passion thathad but lately come to the birth, and that had he been true tohis friend--nobly true as Gertrude had described him--it wouldnever have been born at all, or at any rate not till Harry hadhad a more prolonged chance of being successful with his suit.
What to read after The Three Clerks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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