The Two Brothers 2
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Not for one hour longer shall she waste her heart upon a . . " Some word of fury was on his lips, but with clasped hands he restrained himself; and bowing his head, he gently and reverently added, " God have pity upon us all." Even had he deemed it himself advisable, Mr. Addison would not have attempted to argue with Mr. Vavasour in his present mood. He saw a fixed determination in his eye, and danger of exciting him if it were combated ; but in truth he saw little to be gained by delay. The bo...nd between Robert and Hope was already broken^ and even should the event fail to take place, it was not with one of her character that conceal- ment could be just. He offered himself, therefore, to perform the task.
He offered himself to spare Mrs. Vavasour the pain of the recital, and to spare Hope the agony of Mr. Vavasours harsher words, 74 THE TWO BROTHERS.
But it was a task of peculiar difficulty. He had needed no confession to tell him that a change had come over the affection which subsisted between Hope and Eobert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not for one hour longer shall she waste her heart upon a . . " Some word of fury was on his lips, but with clasped hands he restrained himself; and bowing his head, he gently and reverently added, " God have pity upon us all." Even had he deemed it himself advisable, Mr. Addison would not have attempted to argue with Mr. Vavasour in his present mood. He saw a fixed determination in his eye, and danger of exciting him if it were combated ; but in truth he saw little to be gained by delay. The bo...nd between Robert and Hope was already broken^ and even should the event fail to take place, it was not with one of her character that conceal- ment could be just. He offered himself, therefore, to perform the task.
He offered himself to spare Mrs. Vavasour the pain of the recital, and to spare Hope the agony of Mr. Vavasours harsher words, 74 THE TWO BROTHERS.
But it was a task of peculiar difficulty. He had needed no confession to tell him that a change had come over the affection which subsisted between Hope and Eobert.
What to read after The Two Brothers 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ponsonby, Emily, Lady, 1817-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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