The Favourite Village
The Favourite Village
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Sir!
Was it not Heron ?
SIR THOMAS. CECILIA.
Yes, Sir.
SIR THOMAS.
Then his arm Supported your's to-day, and 'twas for him You rose so early and forgot your father. Well, well, let youth associate with the young, And leave the grey head to his sober task Of contemplation. Met )^ou by appointment ?
CECILIA.
Sir!
SIR THOMAS.
Met you by appointment ?
CECILIA.
With much shame I own we did, Sir.
SIR THOMAS.
See, the truth will out.
236 sill THOMAS MORE, And what have you convers'd of ?
CECILIA.
Noth...ing, Sir Worth your attention, SIR THOMAS.
But perhaps it was. I love to hearken to the simple chat Of prattling infants. From the lip of youth I draw a sweeter pleasure to remark How reason dawns toward her perfect day, How passion kindles and impels tlie soul To all the useful purposes of life. Come, be no longer secret. Make a friend Of him who most regards you. Tell your father What was your conversation. Was it love ? Be not asham'd to own it. He lov'd once, And still remembers with a lover's sigh Your poor departed mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir!
Was it not Heron ?
SIR THOMAS. CECILIA.
Yes, Sir.
SIR THOMAS.
Then his arm Supported your's to-day, and 'twas for him You rose so early and forgot your father. Well, well, let youth associate with the young, And leave the grey head to his sober task Of contemplation. Met )^ou by appointment ?
CECILIA.
Sir!
SIR THOMAS.
Met you by appointment ?
CECILIA.
With much shame I own we did, Sir.
SIR THOMAS.
See, the truth will out.
236 sill THOMAS MORE, And what have you convers'd of ?
CECILIA.
Noth...ing, Sir Worth your attention, SIR THOMAS.
But perhaps it was. I love to hearken to the simple chat Of prattling infants. From the lip of youth I draw a sweeter pleasure to remark How reason dawns toward her perfect day, How passion kindles and impels tlie soul To all the useful purposes of life. Come, be no longer secret. Make a friend Of him who most regards you. Tell your father What was your conversation. Was it love ? Be not asham'd to own it. He lov'd once, And still remembers with a lover's sigh Your poor departed mother.
What to read after The Favourite Village?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hurdis to read onlineMoreLess
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