Life of Mary Wollstonecraft
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I would hide it in your bosom, if you would again open it to me, and nestle closely till you bade my fluttering heart be still, by saying that you forgave me. With eyes overflow- ing with tears, and in the humblest attitude, I entreat you. Do not turn from me, for indeed I love you fondly, and have been very wretched since the night I was so cruelly hurt by thinking that you had no confidence in me. " As it continued impossible for Imlay to leave Havre, it was arranged that Mary should join him... there. She could not go at once on account of her health. While she had been so unhappy, she had neglected to take that care of herself which her condition necessitated, and she was suffering the consequences. Once her mind was at rest, she made what amends she could by exercise in the bracing winter air, in defiance of dirt and intense cold, and by social relaxation, at least such as 'could be had while the guillotine was executing daily tasks to the tune of f a ira, and women were madly turning in the mazes of the Carmagnole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would hide it in your bosom, if you would again open it to me, and nestle closely till you bade my fluttering heart be still, by saying that you forgave me. With eyes overflow- ing with tears, and in the humblest attitude, I entreat you. Do not turn from me, for indeed I love you fondly, and have been very wretched since the night I was so cruelly hurt by thinking that you had no confidence in me. " As it continued impossible for Imlay to leave Havre, it was arranged that Mary should join him... there. She could not go at once on account of her health. While she had been so unhappy, she had neglected to take that care of herself which her condition necessitated, and she was suffering the consequences. Once her mind was at rest, she made what amends she could by exercise in the bracing winter air, in defiance of dirt and intense cold, and by social relaxation, at least such as 'could be had while the guillotine was executing daily tasks to the tune of f a ira, and women were madly turning in the mazes of the Carmagnole.
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