Virtuous Poverty, a Tale .. 2
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St. Leger ?
" the poor man's friend ! Then, who has " right to expect happiness in this wor^ld ?" Briarly then made himself known to him, and his new found friend expressed the warmest satisfaction at this unexpected rencontre.
When he heard of the misfortunes of Vol* II. I his I JO VIRTUOUS POVERTY.
his former affluent friend and school-fellow, his feelings were very strong.
He informed the old man, that he had lived so secluded, for many particular rea- sons, since his first entrance into the... pri- son, that he knew nothing of his fellow- debtors ; that a severe illness had confined him to his own apartment since the period when Francis must have arrived there ; and that he had endeavoured so earnestly to shun the sight of every one, that he could not be at all surprised at what had taken place.
Briarly was earnest to know his reasons for adopting a mode of conduct so myste- rious ; but he only replied, by saying, " It " was a long story" and then eagerly en- quired after the health of his old compa- nion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
St. Leger ?
" the poor man's friend ! Then, who has " right to expect happiness in this wor^ld ?" Briarly then made himself known to him, and his new found friend expressed the warmest satisfaction at this unexpected rencontre.
When he heard of the misfortunes of Vol* II. I his I JO VIRTUOUS POVERTY.
his former affluent friend and school-fellow, his feelings were very strong.
He informed the old man, that he had lived so secluded, for many particular rea- sons, since his first entrance into the... pri- son, that he knew nothing of his fellow- debtors ; that a severe illness had confined him to his own apartment since the period when Francis must have arrived there ; and that he had endeavoured so earnestly to shun the sight of every one, that he could not be at all surprised at what had taken place.
Briarly was earnest to know his reasons for adopting a mode of conduct so myste- rious ; but he only replied, by saying, " It " was a long story" and then eagerly en- quired after the health of his old compa- nion.
What to read after Virtuous Poverty, a Tale .. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Siddons to read onlineMoreLess
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