Hesperus; Or, Forty-Five Dog-Post-Days; 1
Hesperus; Or, Forty-Five Dog-Post-Days; 1
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pocket the pres^it of a whole heaven, or so proud as to shoot his heart into hers like a smoke-ball, and becloud thereby this still, pensive serenity ? " The reader will be glad to read his own words.
But after dinner things went differently. Under Yic- tor's cerebral memloane, some hobgoblin had so thrown into pi all the letters of his ideas in the inner letter-case, that he was up to this time gay, but unsatisfied. He had tried to tie fuid untie Agatha's hair, to separate her double-bows into... unequal, and for that very reason into equal halves again ; but the operation had not pleased him as usual, — to-day's interludes oi domestic love had put his mirthfiil spirit wholly out of joint, — and it aeemed to him as if, withdrawn fWmi the present joy, he should be happier, at least for a few minutes, in some quiet comer, and he 'particularly longed to see the sun set Add to all this the sight of Clotilda's increased love towards Agatha, — the sight of his fHend, who, by the deepening silence of his tenderness, his mildening voice, and by a devotedness so irresistible in impassioned na- tures, commanded every heart, " Love me," — and, finally, the spectacle of night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
pocket the pres^it of a whole heaven, or so proud as to shoot his heart into hers like a smoke-ball, and becloud thereby this still, pensive serenity ? " The reader will be glad to read his own words.
But after dinner things went differently. Under Yic- tor's cerebral memloane, some hobgoblin had so thrown into pi all the letters of his ideas in the inner letter-case, that he was up to this time gay, but unsatisfied. He had tried to tie fuid untie Agatha's hair, to separate her double-bows into... unequal, and for that very reason into equal halves again ; but the operation had not pleased him as usual, — to-day's interludes oi domestic love had put his mirthfiil spirit wholly out of joint, — and it aeemed to him as if, withdrawn fWmi the present joy, he should be happier, at least for a few minutes, in some quiet comer, and he 'particularly longed to see the sun set Add to all this the sight of Clotilda's increased love towards Agatha, — the sight of his fHend, who, by the deepening silence of his tenderness, his mildening voice, and by a devotedness so irresistible in impassioned na- tures, commanded every heart, " Love me," — and, finally, the spectacle of night.
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