Uncle Horace : a Novel 3
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217 self. Visions of honourable ambition — of high distinction — have been with you long; — the claim I resign, is but one of the many which hold you in thrall, for the good and the honour of your kind. A statesman, such as I would have you, lives for his country. I have pleased myself for hours, days, weeks, by the contem- plation of what you would do, say, look, — I shall do so still, — but our paths are different.
I must return to the valley from whence I came; you will not disappoint the ho...pes of your early friend ! " '* Friend ! " Poor Mary laid particular em- phasis on that word, as girls ever do, w^hen their hearts are most fvill of love. She was unsconscious of the fraud, poor maiden, — she was herself deceived !
" Mar}^," said Mortimer, for she would have risen from her seat, had he not prevented it, — " you shall not leave me thus ; to give you up, would be to tear from out my bosom all that is most loved and cherished there. Come weal, come woe, let this unhappy circumstance be 218 UNCLE HORACE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
217 self. Visions of honourable ambition — of high distinction — have been with you long; — the claim I resign, is but one of the many which hold you in thrall, for the good and the honour of your kind. A statesman, such as I would have you, lives for his country. I have pleased myself for hours, days, weeks, by the contem- plation of what you would do, say, look, — I shall do so still, — but our paths are different.
I must return to the valley from whence I came; you will not disappoint the ho...pes of your early friend ! " '* Friend ! " Poor Mary laid particular em- phasis on that word, as girls ever do, w^hen their hearts are most fvill of love. She was unsconscious of the fraud, poor maiden, — she was herself deceived !
" Mar}^," said Mortimer, for she would have risen from her seat, had he not prevented it, — " you shall not leave me thus ; to give you up, would be to tear from out my bosom all that is most loved and cherished there. Come weal, come woe, let this unhappy circumstance be 218 UNCLE HORACE.
What to read after Uncle Horace : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall S. C. Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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