Virtuous Poverty, a Tale .. 3
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I saw she was affected, but could not form the most distant conception of what her rhapsody meant. I was roused from my reverie by the sudden jar of my door, which w^as violently thrown open, and young Montauban burst in with marks of the most violent agitation. I demanded the cause of this sudden visit.
*' The cause, Sir ?" said he ; " and can " you ask such a question of the brother " of Cecilia ? Read this, and judge for " yourself what the feelings of that bro- " ther ought to be." I took t...he letter he presented to me^ and read as follows.
** To Augustus Montauban^ Esq, Jamaica, " I hear you are in India ; and I hope " you will credit me when I solemnly de- ** clare I have now no enmity remaining " in VIRTUOUS POVERTY. ^J *^ in my heart against you ; nor is this- '' letter the effort of mean jealousy against " the man who has disappointed all my " hopes of happiness with your sister* ** How I have loved her, she and you " know full well ; but, so help me heaven, " I wish her every happiness : and with- " these sentiments for her honor, for my " sister* s, for yours, for my own, I should " feel myself a monster if I allowed a wo- " man whom I once loved as I have loved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw she was affected, but could not form the most distant conception of what her rhapsody meant. I was roused from my reverie by the sudden jar of my door, which w^as violently thrown open, and young Montauban burst in with marks of the most violent agitation. I demanded the cause of this sudden visit.
*' The cause, Sir ?" said he ; " and can " you ask such a question of the brother " of Cecilia ? Read this, and judge for " yourself what the feelings of that bro- " ther ought to be." I took t...he letter he presented to me^ and read as follows.
** To Augustus Montauban^ Esq, Jamaica, " I hear you are in India ; and I hope " you will credit me when I solemnly de- ** clare I have now no enmity remaining " in VIRTUOUS POVERTY. ^J *^ in my heart against you ; nor is this- '' letter the effort of mean jealousy against " the man who has disappointed all my " hopes of happiness with your sister* ** How I have loved her, she and you " know full well ; but, so help me heaven, " I wish her every happiness : and with- " these sentiments for her honor, for my " sister* s, for yours, for my own, I should " feel myself a monster if I allowed a wo- " man whom I once loved as I have loved.
What to read after Virtuous Poverty, a Tale .. 3?
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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