The History of Pendennis: His Fortunes And Misfortunes; His Friends And His ...
The History of Pendennis: His Fortunes And Misfortunes; His Friends And His ...
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Birch, tutor to the young baronet.
This priceless gem of art the widow determined to devote to Qoodenongh, the preserver of her son ; and there was scarcely any other favour which her gratitude would not have conferred upon him, except one, which he desired most, and which was that she should think a little chari- tably and kindly of poor Fanny, of whose artless, sad story, he had got something during his interviews with her, and of whom he was induced to think very kindly, — not being disposed..., indeed, to give much credit to Pen for his oon- duot in the affair, or not knowing what that conduct had been. He knew enough, however, to be aware that the poor infatuated little girl was without stain as yet; that while she had been in Pen's room it was to see the last of him, as she thought, and that Arthur was scarcely aware of her presence ; and that she suffered under the deepest and most pitiful grief, at the idea of losing him, dead or living.
Bat on the one or two occasions when Goodenough alluded to Fanny, the widow's countenance, always soft and gentle, assumed an expression so cruel and inexorable, that the Doctor saw it was in vain to ask her for justice or pity, and he broke off all entreaties, and ceased making any further allusions regarding his little client.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Birch, tutor to the young baronet.
This priceless gem of art the widow determined to devote to Qoodenongh, the preserver of her son ; and there was scarcely any other favour which her gratitude would not have conferred upon him, except one, which he desired most, and which was that she should think a little chari- tably and kindly of poor Fanny, of whose artless, sad story, he had got something during his interviews with her, and of whom he was induced to think very kindly, — not being disposed..., indeed, to give much credit to Pen for his oon- duot in the affair, or not knowing what that conduct had been. He knew enough, however, to be aware that the poor infatuated little girl was without stain as yet; that while she had been in Pen's room it was to see the last of him, as she thought, and that Arthur was scarcely aware of her presence ; and that she suffered under the deepest and most pitiful grief, at the idea of losing him, dead or living.
Bat on the one or two occasions when Goodenough alluded to Fanny, the widow's countenance, always soft and gentle, assumed an expression so cruel and inexorable, that the Doctor saw it was in vain to ask her for justice or pity, and he broke off all entreaties, and ceased making any further allusions regarding his little client.
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