Amelia — volume 2
Amelia — volume 2
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This view alone could tempt me to refuse you anything, or to concealanything from you. " "I will appeal to yourself, " answered she, "whether this be not usingme too much like a child, and whether I can possibly help being alittle offended at it?" "Not in the least, " replied he; "I use you only with the tenderness ofa friend. I would only endeavour to conceal that from you which Ithink would give you uneasiness if you knew. These are called thepious frauds of friendship. " "I detest all fraud,... " says she; "and pious is too good an epithet tobe joined to so odious a word. You have often, you know, tried thesefrauds with no better effect than to teize and torment me. You cannotimagine, my dear, but that I must have a violent desire to know thereason of words which I own I never expected to have heard. And themore you have shown a reluctance to tell me, the more eagerly I havelonged to know. Nor can this be called a vain curiosity, since I seemso much interested in this affair. If after all this, you still insiston keeping the secret, I will convince you I am not ignorant of theduty of a wife by my obedience; but I cannot help telling you at thesame time you will make me one of the most miserable of women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This view alone could tempt me to refuse you anything, or to concealanything from you. " "I will appeal to yourself, " answered she, "whether this be not usingme too much like a child, and whether I can possibly help being alittle offended at it?" "Not in the least, " replied he; "I use you only with the tenderness ofa friend. I would only endeavour to conceal that from you which Ithink would give you uneasiness if you knew. These are called thepious frauds of friendship. " "I detest all fraud,... " says she; "and pious is too good an epithet tobe joined to so odious a word. You have often, you know, tried thesefrauds with no better effect than to teize and torment me. You cannotimagine, my dear, but that I must have a violent desire to know thereason of words which I own I never expected to have heard. And themore you have shown a reluctance to tell me, the more eagerly I havelonged to know. Nor can this be called a vain curiosity, since I seemso much interested in this affair. If after all this, you still insiston keeping the secret, I will convince you I am not ignorant of theduty of a wife by my obedience; but I cannot help telling you at thesame time you will make me one of the most miserable of women.
What to read after Amelia — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fielding Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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