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" "John Dillaway, if craft be a virtue, thou art an archangel: but ifHeaven's chief requirement is the heart, thou art very like adevil--very. If selfishness deserves the meed of praise, who morehonourable than thou art? But if a heartless man can never reach tohappiness, I know who will live to curse the hour of his birth, and isdoomed to perish miserably. " It was a clever scheme, and had unscrupulous hands to work it. Mystifiedby quiet Lady Dillaway as our lovers had been from the first, ent...irelyunsuspicious of all guile, and rejoicing in their brother's marvellousamiability, never surely were such happy days; always together while theknight was at his counting-house, they gladly acquiesced in hisbeautifully paternal nervousness; it was a delightful trait of characterin the dear old man; and a very respectable proof that love is keen-eyedenough to believe what it wishes, but is stone-blind to any thing thatmight possibly counteract its hopes. Then again, the mother was a closeally; for having set her quiet heart upon the match, Lady Dillaway atonce encouraged all John's sympathetic scheme, on the prudent principleof getting the young couple inextricably married first, and thenobliging her lord to be reconciled afterwards to what he could not help.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "John Dillaway, if craft be a virtue, thou art an archangel: but ifHeaven's chief requirement is the heart, thou art very like adevil--very. If selfishness deserves the meed of praise, who morehonourable than thou art? But if a heartless man can never reach tohappiness, I know who will live to curse the hour of his birth, and isdoomed to perish miserably. " It was a clever scheme, and had unscrupulous hands to work it. Mystifiedby quiet Lady Dillaway as our lovers had been from the first, ent...irelyunsuspicious of all guile, and rejoicing in their brother's marvellousamiability, never surely were such happy days; always together while theknight was at his counting-house, they gladly acquiesced in hisbeautifully paternal nervousness; it was a delightful trait of characterin the dear old man; and a very respectable proof that love is keen-eyedenough to believe what it wishes, but is stone-blind to any thing thatmight possibly counteract its hopes. Then again, the mother was a closeally; for having set her quiet heart upon the match, Lady Dillaway atonce encouraged all John's sympathetic scheme, on the prudent principleof getting the young couple inextricably married first, and thenobliging her lord to be reconciled afterwards to what he could not help.
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