Paul & Virginia
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Then joining tlieir sports, I took upon me the part ofRaguel, and bestowed upon Paul my daughter Zephora in marriage.
■-.>• 64 PAUL AND VIRGINIA.
Sometimes ^ iiginia represented the unfortunate Ruth, returning poor and widowed to her own coun- try, wliere, at'ler so long an absence, she found her- self as in a foreign land. Domingo and Mary per- sonalcd the reapers, ^'iri^inia followed their steps, gleaning here and there a few ears of corn. She was interrogated by Paul with the gravity of a pa...triarch, and answered, will» a faultering voice, his ques- tions. Soon touched with conipa;>ion, he granted an asylum to innocence, and hospita'.ity to misfortune.
He filled Virginia's lap with plenty ; and, leading her towards us as before the old men of the city, declared his purpose to take her in marriage. At this scene, Madame de la Tour, recalling the desolate situation in which she had been left by her relations, her wi- dowhood, the kind reception she had met with from Margaret, succeeded by the soothing hope of a happy union between their children, could not forbear weep- ing ; and the sensations which such recollections ex- cited, led the w hole audience to pour fortii those luxu- rious tears which have their mingled source in sorrow and in joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then joining tlieir sports, I took upon me the part ofRaguel, and bestowed upon Paul my daughter Zephora in marriage.
■-.>• 64 PAUL AND VIRGINIA.
Sometimes ^ iiginia represented the unfortunate Ruth, returning poor and widowed to her own coun- try, wliere, at'ler so long an absence, she found her- self as in a foreign land. Domingo and Mary per- sonalcd the reapers, ^'iri^inia followed their steps, gleaning here and there a few ears of corn. She was interrogated by Paul with the gravity of a pa...triarch, and answered, will» a faultering voice, his ques- tions. Soon touched with conipa;>ion, he granted an asylum to innocence, and hospita'.ity to misfortune.
He filled Virginia's lap with plenty ; and, leading her towards us as before the old men of the city, declared his purpose to take her in marriage. At this scene, Madame de la Tour, recalling the desolate situation in which she had been left by her relations, her wi- dowhood, the kind reception she had met with from Margaret, succeeded by the soothing hope of a happy union between their children, could not forbear weep- ing ; and the sensations which such recollections ex- cited, led the w hole audience to pour fortii those luxu- rious tears which have their mingled source in sorrow and in joy.
What to read after Paul & Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saint-Pierre Bernardin De to read onlineMoreLess
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