The Village of Mariendorpt. a Tale 4
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This was the only intimation Rupert received that his doubtful hope was not to be crushed : days and weeks had passed since he ex- pressed that hope to his mother; and apprehensions of many sorts often seized him. Meeta's heart changed ; or OF MARIENDORPT. 311 some fatal engagement hastily entered into at the wish of her unconscious father; or his mother's disapproval or illness, or death in that house so tenderly beloved, — haunted and distracted him continually. Muhldenau's acquiescence, and ...the touching language it was given in, proved that former packets from Ma- riendorpt had miscarried ; and Rupert became rapturously assured that he might henceforth call Meeta his own, and sweeten his bitterest moments by un- checked remembrance of her enchant- ments and her love.
Yet still Rupert rejoiced with but half his heart ; the other part ached for his father. Julian's future destiny, also, pro- bably hung in the balance with the lat- ter's life ; and Rupert, whose affection for his brother deepened as advancing time made every event of greater conse- quence to that dear child's character, felt that no heavier calamity could befall Julian than that of being left solely under 315 THE VILLAGE the guardianship of such a hypocrite in rehgion, and worldly spirit in action, as his imperious mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was the only intimation Rupert received that his doubtful hope was not to be crushed : days and weeks had passed since he ex- pressed that hope to his mother; and apprehensions of many sorts often seized him. Meeta's heart changed ; or OF MARIENDORPT. 311 some fatal engagement hastily entered into at the wish of her unconscious father; or his mother's disapproval or illness, or death in that house so tenderly beloved, — haunted and distracted him continually. Muhldenau's acquiescence, and ...the touching language it was given in, proved that former packets from Ma- riendorpt had miscarried ; and Rupert became rapturously assured that he might henceforth call Meeta his own, and sweeten his bitterest moments by un- checked remembrance of her enchant- ments and her love.
Yet still Rupert rejoiced with but half his heart ; the other part ached for his father. Julian's future destiny, also, pro- bably hung in the balance with the lat- ter's life ; and Rupert, whose affection for his brother deepened as advancing time made every event of greater conse- quence to that dear child's character, felt that no heavier calamity could befall Julian than that of being left solely under 315 THE VILLAGE the guardianship of such a hypocrite in rehgion, and worldly spirit in action, as his imperious mother.
What to read after The Village of Mariendorpt. a Tale 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Maria Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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