Female Friendship a Tale for Sundays
Female Friendship a Tale for Sundays
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How will that mother receive me ?
But all these considerations became secondary objects, when the time arrived that she must quit the cottage, hallowed by the sufferings and death of her be- loved friend, when she must tear her- self away from all that remained of her.
She was sorrowfully preparing for this departure, when a servant informed her that his Lordship requested per- mission to speak with her in the break- fast parlour. Agitated at the idea of a N 134 FEMALE FRIENDSHIP.
meeting so sa...d, she could hardly sup- port herself down the stairs ; but when she entered the darkened apartment, and dimly discerned his tall figure slowly pacing the floor, the remem- brance of all that had occurred when they last met, flashed so powerfully on her recollection, that, overcome by emotion, and weakened by bodily exer- tion, she sunk down on the first chair, unable to advance, or utter a word. Lord Lyndhurst interrupted not this natural burst of grief, perhaps he shared it. After some minutes, however, he approached, and respectfully taking her hand, said in a low but tolerably com- posed voice, " I could not, dear Miss Howard, leave this house without mak- ing an attempt, however inadequately, to thank you for all you have been to her, we mutually deplore ; and to assure you that, though pecuniary recompence would be an insult to friendship so pure, so disinterested, yet, that in Lynd- FEMALE FRIENDSHIP.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How will that mother receive me ?
But all these considerations became secondary objects, when the time arrived that she must quit the cottage, hallowed by the sufferings and death of her be- loved friend, when she must tear her- self away from all that remained of her.
She was sorrowfully preparing for this departure, when a servant informed her that his Lordship requested per- mission to speak with her in the break- fast parlour. Agitated at the idea of a N 134 FEMALE FRIENDSHIP.
meeting so sa...d, she could hardly sup- port herself down the stairs ; but when she entered the darkened apartment, and dimly discerned his tall figure slowly pacing the floor, the remem- brance of all that had occurred when they last met, flashed so powerfully on her recollection, that, overcome by emotion, and weakened by bodily exer- tion, she sunk down on the first chair, unable to advance, or utter a word. Lord Lyndhurst interrupted not this natural burst of grief, perhaps he shared it. After some minutes, however, he approached, and respectfully taking her hand, said in a low but tolerably com- posed voice, " I could not, dear Miss Howard, leave this house without mak- ing an attempt, however inadequately, to thank you for all you have been to her, we mutually deplore ; and to assure you that, though pecuniary recompence would be an insult to friendship so pure, so disinterested, yet, that in Lynd- FEMALE FRIENDSHIP.
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