The Youth And Manhood of Cyril Thornton
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If you have, I shall exercise the authority I possess over all the gentlemen in this house, and charge you, on your fealty and allegiance, to set out instantly to bring her back. " " That were indeed to evoke a spell of power, " 1 answered. " But it is unnecessary. Lucy returned with me, and is now in her chamber. " She gave me a smile of kindness for the intelligence, and turning to her companion.
" Come, Eleanour, " she exclaimed, " I must introduce you to my dear Lucy ; " and in a moment the... fair visions had vanished from the apartment.
To any one but myself, the tone of the party was little if at all changed by the arrival of the new guests. To me, however, CYRIL THORNTON. CHAPTER XXXVI. 325 all was changed. I saw that Lord Lyndhurst was regarded by every one as the destined husband of the Lady Melicent. That he had made proposals to Lord Amersham, and had met a favourable reception, I had no doubt. I thought nay, I was sure, Lady Melicent did not love him ; but the very indifference nay, stronger the dislike I had so often seen her manifest to his society and attentions, served but to provoke the conviction that, urged by worldly motives, she had given a cold perhaps even a reluctant consent, to be united to a man, in all the quali- ties of an intelligent being, a thousand degrees beneath her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you have, I shall exercise the authority I possess over all the gentlemen in this house, and charge you, on your fealty and allegiance, to set out instantly to bring her back. " " That were indeed to evoke a spell of power, " 1 answered. " But it is unnecessary. Lucy returned with me, and is now in her chamber. " She gave me a smile of kindness for the intelligence, and turning to her companion.
" Come, Eleanour, " she exclaimed, " I must introduce you to my dear Lucy ; " and in a moment the... fair visions had vanished from the apartment.
To any one but myself, the tone of the party was little if at all changed by the arrival of the new guests. To me, however, CYRIL THORNTON. CHAPTER XXXVI. 325 all was changed. I saw that Lord Lyndhurst was regarded by every one as the destined husband of the Lady Melicent. That he had made proposals to Lord Amersham, and had met a favourable reception, I had no doubt. I thought nay, I was sure, Lady Melicent did not love him ; but the very indifference nay, stronger the dislike I had so often seen her manifest to his society and attentions, served but to provoke the conviction that, urged by worldly motives, she had given a cold perhaps even a reluctant consent, to be united to a man, in all the quali- ties of an intelligent being, a thousand degrees beneath her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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