Works Gerald Griffin volume 2
Works Gerald Griffin volume 2
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The woman who can wound the feelings of her lover can hardly be expected to respect those of her hus baud. 1 thought too, that I could discern a caute for 166 THE HALF SIR. Your demeanour towaiJs me. I wish not that my own scllish aHl'Ctions should interfere with thztt. Mine must be a bitter tlite tVom hcncefortii, Eioily, but I had rather en- dure it all than make it light and happy at the expense of your inclinations. I return to my humble station with a wiser head and a heavier heart than wh...en I left it. I go from the scorn of the rich to the pity of the poor, from the busy mirth of this fascinating world to the lowliness ot my provincial life, to the solitude of a fireside that I once fondly dreamed would be a happy one, but which must now remain for ever desolate. Farewell, Emily, and m:iy your high-born lover be as truly, as tenderly, and devotedly attached to you as I would have been. " What cause ? — That ! — What ? were the first ques- tions which Emily asked in communion with her own heart after she had perused the letter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The woman who can wound the feelings of her lover can hardly be expected to respect those of her hus baud. 1 thought too, that I could discern a caute for 166 THE HALF SIR. Your demeanour towaiJs me. I wish not that my own scllish aHl'Ctions should interfere with thztt. Mine must be a bitter tlite tVom hcncefortii, Eioily, but I had rather en- dure it all than make it light and happy at the expense of your inclinations. I return to my humble station with a wiser head and a heavier heart than wh...en I left it. I go from the scorn of the rich to the pity of the poor, from the busy mirth of this fascinating world to the lowliness ot my provincial life, to the solitude of a fireside that I once fondly dreamed would be a happy one, but which must now remain for ever desolate. Farewell, Emily, and m:iy your high-born lover be as truly, as tenderly, and devotedly attached to you as I would have been. " What cause ? — That ! — What ? were the first ques- tions which Emily asked in communion with her own heart after she had perused the letter.
What to read after Works Gerald Griffin volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffin, Gerald, 1803-1840 to read onlineMoreLess
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