Clarissa Harlowe; Or the History of a Young Lady — volume 3
Clarissa Harlowe; Or the History of a Young Lady — volume 3
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Do you think, if your mother had been you, and you your mother, and yourdaughter had struggled with you, as you did with her, that you wouldnot have been as apt as your mother was to have slapped your daughter'shands, to have made her quit her hold, and give up the prohibitedletter?
Your mother told you, with great truth, that you provoked her to thisharshness; and it was a great condescension in her (and not taken noticeof by you as it deserved) to say that she was sorry for it.
At every age o...n this side matrimony (for then we come under another sortof protection, though that is far from abrogating the filial duty) itwill be found, that the wings of our parents are our most necessary andmost effectual safeguard from the vultures, the hawks, the kites, andother villainous birds of prey, that hover over us with a view to seizeand destroy is the first time we are caught wandering out of the eye orcare of our watchful and natural guardians and protectors.
Hard as you may suppose it, to be denied to continuance of acorrespondence once so much approved, even by the venerable denier;yet, if your mother think my fault to be of such a nature, as that acorrespondence with me will cast a shade upon your reputation, all myown friends having given me up--that hardship is to be submitted to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you think, if your mother had been you, and you your mother, and yourdaughter had struggled with you, as you did with her, that you wouldnot have been as apt as your mother was to have slapped your daughter'shands, to have made her quit her hold, and give up the prohibitedletter?
Your mother told you, with great truth, that you provoked her to thisharshness; and it was a great condescension in her (and not taken noticeof by you as it deserved) to say that she was sorry for it.
At every age o...n this side matrimony (for then we come under another sortof protection, though that is far from abrogating the filial duty) itwill be found, that the wings of our parents are our most necessary andmost effectual safeguard from the vultures, the hawks, the kites, andother villainous birds of prey, that hover over us with a view to seizeand destroy is the first time we are caught wandering out of the eye orcare of our watchful and natural guardians and protectors.
Hard as you may suppose it, to be denied to continuance of acorrespondence once so much approved, even by the venerable denier;yet, if your mother think my fault to be of such a nature, as that acorrespondence with me will cast a shade upon your reputation, all myown friends having given me up--that hardship is to be submitted to.
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