The Bride of Omberg
The Bride of Omberg
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In the mean time she heard not a word from Charles Augustus. Often, as she walked in the park, she thought she saw the shadow of her lover, but she was always disappointed.
His name was never mentioned to her, neither did she ever utter it herself, but the remembrance of him was deeply en- graved on her memory.
" I should advise you to be married at Christmas,'' said the Chief Forester one day to his future son-in-law. " The girl begins to look moon-struck. If she is ^nce married her fool- ish ...whims will be all driven away, in case there are any re- maining with her, which I much doubt." The major shook his head.
" I have given Alma one year," said he, " and this she shall have ; although it much grieves me that, instead of approach- ing, her. love seems to turn from me each day more and more." " It is all your own fault, brother. The betrothed should be allowed to follow wherever her whims inay lead her. A wife, on the contrary, who has been educated in the principles which my deceased wife implanted in my daughter's mind, will never dare to soar too high.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the mean time she heard not a word from Charles Augustus. Often, as she walked in the park, she thought she saw the shadow of her lover, but she was always disappointed.
His name was never mentioned to her, neither did she ever utter it herself, but the remembrance of him was deeply en- graved on her memory.
" I should advise you to be married at Christmas,'' said the Chief Forester one day to his future son-in-law. " The girl begins to look moon-struck. If she is ^nce married her fool- ish ...whims will be all driven away, in case there are any re- maining with her, which I much doubt." The major shook his head.
" I have given Alma one year," said he, " and this she shall have ; although it much grieves me that, instead of approach- ing, her. love seems to turn from me each day more and more." " It is all your own fault, brother. The betrothed should be allowed to follow wherever her whims inay lead her. A wife, on the contrary, who has been educated in the principles which my deceased wife implanted in my daughter's mind, will never dare to soar too high.
What to read after The Bride of Omberg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flygare-Carle?n Emilie to read onlineMoreLess
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