The Croppy; a Tale of 1798 V. 1
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Bitter misery was in the prospect. Had she not better begin to curb her trusting and irresistible devotion to an object, who possibly — but no ! that could THE CROPPY. 93 not be ; his very soul was centered in her slightest look or movement.
Belinda had indeed prophesied his treacherv.
But stripping her augury of every thing but the egotism Eliza had before ascribed as its prompter, there was another way of arguing the case. Was Belinda a woman to be truly and perseveringly loved ? Was she not ...too passionate, too moody, and too violent ? and might not a discovery of lier unfitness to pro- mote happiness have reasonably disgusted her lover ?
Then, was Eliza herself so likely to revolt the man who had once given her his affection ?
The '' no" soon followed. Besides, there were hundreds of instances in which men proved themselves even more faithfully attached than women. In fact, the whole matter that had so fearfully disturbed her, now seemed, as far as she was concerned, ridiculous ; " and I am a weak-minded fool," thought Eliza, *' and I will shake off the timidity of spirit, that, without being able to assign a cause, thus bows before one who seems herself to act more from head- strong impulse than from sober reason." And yet, once again, the pale and distorted face of her young friend, filled with its newly- 94 THE CROPPY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bitter misery was in the prospect. Had she not better begin to curb her trusting and irresistible devotion to an object, who possibly — but no ! that could THE CROPPY. 93 not be ; his very soul was centered in her slightest look or movement.
Belinda had indeed prophesied his treacherv.
But stripping her augury of every thing but the egotism Eliza had before ascribed as its prompter, there was another way of arguing the case. Was Belinda a woman to be truly and perseveringly loved ? Was she not ...too passionate, too moody, and too violent ? and might not a discovery of lier unfitness to pro- mote happiness have reasonably disgusted her lover ?
Then, was Eliza herself so likely to revolt the man who had once given her his affection ?
The '' no" soon followed. Besides, there were hundreds of instances in which men proved themselves even more faithfully attached than women. In fact, the whole matter that had so fearfully disturbed her, now seemed, as far as she was concerned, ridiculous ; " and I am a weak-minded fool," thought Eliza, *' and I will shake off the timidity of spirit, that, without being able to assign a cause, thus bows before one who seems herself to act more from head- strong impulse than from sober reason." And yet, once again, the pale and distorted face of her young friend, filled with its newly- 94 THE CROPPY.
What to read after The Croppy; a Tale of 1798 V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Banim John to read onlineMoreLess
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