Guy Mannering, Or, the Astrologer
Guy Mannering, Or, the Astrologer
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Besides, I must own, I think that by this time the gentle- man might have given me some intimation what hp was.
doi^g. Our intercourse may be an imprudent one, b^t it is not very complimentary to me, that Mr. Vanbeest ftrown should be the first to discover that such is the case, and to* break off in consequence. I can promise him that we might not differ much in opinion should that happen to be his, for I have j^ometimes thoiight I have behaved extremely foolishly in that matter. Yet I have so ...good an opinion of poor Brown, that; I cannot but think there is somethii^ extraordinsM^-y in his, silence.
"To return to Lucy Bertram — No, my dearest Matilda, she can never, never rival you in my r^ard, so that all your affectionate jealousy on that account is without foundation.
She is, to be sure, a very pretty, a very sensible^ a very affec- tionate girl, and I think tfaere are few persons to whose consolatory friendship I could have recourse more freely in what are called the real evils of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, I must own, I think that by this time the gentle- man might have given me some intimation what hp was.
doi^g. Our intercourse may be an imprudent one, b^t it is not very complimentary to me, that Mr. Vanbeest ftrown should be the first to discover that such is the case, and to* break off in consequence. I can promise him that we might not differ much in opinion should that happen to be his, for I have j^ometimes thoiight I have behaved extremely foolishly in that matter. Yet I have so ...good an opinion of poor Brown, that; I cannot but think there is somethii^ extraordinsM^-y in his, silence.
"To return to Lucy Bertram — No, my dearest Matilda, she can never, never rival you in my r^ard, so that all your affectionate jealousy on that account is without foundation.
She is, to be sure, a very pretty, a very sensible^ a very affec- tionate girl, and I think tfaere are few persons to whose consolatory friendship I could have recourse more freely in what are called the real evils of life.
What to read after Guy Mannering, Or, the Astrologer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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