The Youth of Jefferson, Or, a Chronicle of College Scrapes At Williamsburg, in Virginia, A.D. 1764
The Youth of Jefferson, Or, a Chronicle of College Scrapes At Williamsburg, in Virginia, A.D. 1764
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Hoffland seemed to be frightened by the vehemence of his companion, for he turned away his head, and colored to the temples.
"Can you not conquer your feelings?" he said at lengtL "No." " Make the attempt." " I have made it" " Why not go and see her again then ? You will lose nothing." "Gk) and see her? What! after being repelled with 176 THE YOUTH OF JEFFEBSOK ; OB, SO much insult and coldness ! — after being charged with base and mercenary motives !— after having my heart struck by a cruel an...d unfeeling accusation — ^my pride humbled by a misconception as humiliating as it was unjust ! Never, Charles I My heart may*break — ^I may feel through life the bitterness of the fate which sepa- rates us for ever — ^I may groan and rebel and struggle with my heart — but never again will I address one syl- lable to that proud girl, who has trampled on me, as she would upon a worm, and told me how degraded a being I was in her eyes — no, never 1" And pale, his forehead bathed with perspiration, his frame agitated, his eyes full of fire and regret, Mowbray turned away his head and rose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hoffland seemed to be frightened by the vehemence of his companion, for he turned away his head, and colored to the temples.
"Can you not conquer your feelings?" he said at lengtL "No." " Make the attempt." " I have made it" " Why not go and see her again then ? You will lose nothing." "Gk) and see her? What! after being repelled with 176 THE YOUTH OF JEFFEBSOK ; OB, SO much insult and coldness ! — after being charged with base and mercenary motives !— after having my heart struck by a cruel an...d unfeeling accusation — ^my pride humbled by a misconception as humiliating as it was unjust ! Never, Charles I My heart may*break — ^I may feel through life the bitterness of the fate which sepa- rates us for ever — ^I may groan and rebel and struggle with my heart — but never again will I address one syl- lable to that proud girl, who has trampled on me, as she would upon a worm, and told me how degraded a being I was in her eyes — no, never 1" And pale, his forehead bathed with perspiration, his frame agitated, his eyes full of fire and regret, Mowbray turned away his head and rose.
What to read after The Youth of Jefferson, Or, a Chronicle of College Scrapes At Williamsburg, in Virginia, A.D. 1764?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooke, John Esten, 1830-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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