The Village of Mariendorpt. a Tale
The Village of Mariendorpt. a Tale
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Meanwhile, Madame Roselh^im leiving herself no time for the revival of such weakness as had just overcome her, opened her brother-in-law's letter imme- diately, rather as a just tribute to its writer's worth and affection, than from the impatient expectatioh of finding ^any thing peculiarly interesting in its voluminous pages.
The Colonel, though not a long or frequent talker, was a great proser when he wrote; and writing rarely, seemed to think it incumbent upon him to write a proportionat...e quantity of something or another.
Like all such letter-writers, the first sheet of this elaborate epistle he de- Ikw - ^^^...^.r-^^^Ji^^M^^'^^^Sk.^ OF MARIENBOftPT, 77 ^oted to the recopying^ of nearly all Madame Roselheim's* late letters, in the form of observations upon ^very separate paragraph. The next sheet was given to as minute a history of the inunda* tionand its consequences, as though the bearer of the packet were sworn to secrecy upon the subject: but the third sheet contained wherewith to rouse all the mother, in the soul of its trem* bling reader.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV.
Meanwhile, Madame Roselh^im leiving herself no time for the revival of such weakness as had just overcome her, opened her brother-in-law's letter imme- diately, rather as a just tribute to its writer's worth and affection, than from the impatient expectatioh of finding ^any thing peculiarly interesting in its voluminous pages.
The Colonel, though not a long or frequent talker, was a great proser when he wrote; and writing rarely, seemed to think it incumbent upon him to write a proportionat...e quantity of something or another.
Like all such letter-writers, the first sheet of this elaborate epistle he de- Ikw - ^^^...^.r-^^^Ji^^M^^'^^^Sk.^ OF MARIENBOftPT, 77 ^oted to the recopying^ of nearly all Madame Roselheim's* late letters, in the form of observations upon ^very separate paragraph. The next sheet was given to as minute a history of the inunda* tionand its consequences, as though the bearer of the packet were sworn to secrecy upon the subject: but the third sheet contained wherewith to rouse all the mother, in the soul of its trem* bling reader.
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