The Mothers Recompense volume I 8 1
The Mothers Recompense volume I 8 1
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Seldom had Caroline's conduct given her somuch pain as in the disclosures and events of that morning.
"Is it absolutely necessary, " Caroline at length said, summoning, as heraunt Eleanor had often done, pride to drown the whisperings ofconscience, "that I must love another, because I rejected Lord St. Eval?In such an important step as marriage, I should imagine my owninclinations were the first to be consulted. It would be strange indeed, if, after all I have heard you say on the evil of forci...ng young women tomarry, that you should compel your own child to accept the first offershe received. " "You do me injustice, Caroline, " replied her mother, controlling with aneffort natural displeasure; "St. Eval would not accept an unwillingbride, nor after what has passed would your father and myself deem youworthy to become his wife. " "Then long may this paragon of excellence remain away, " repliedCaroline, with indignant haughtiness kindling in every feature. "I haveno wish ever to associate again with one by whose side I am deemed sounworthy, even by my parents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seldom had Caroline's conduct given her somuch pain as in the disclosures and events of that morning.
"Is it absolutely necessary, " Caroline at length said, summoning, as heraunt Eleanor had often done, pride to drown the whisperings ofconscience, "that I must love another, because I rejected Lord St. Eval?In such an important step as marriage, I should imagine my owninclinations were the first to be consulted. It would be strange indeed, if, after all I have heard you say on the evil of forci...ng young women tomarry, that you should compel your own child to accept the first offershe received. " "You do me injustice, Caroline, " replied her mother, controlling with aneffort natural displeasure; "St. Eval would not accept an unwillingbride, nor after what has passed would your father and myself deem youworthy to become his wife. " "Then long may this paragon of excellence remain away, " repliedCaroline, with indignant haughtiness kindling in every feature. "I haveno wish ever to associate again with one by whose side I am deemed sounworthy, even by my parents.
What to read after The Mothers Recompense volume I 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aguilar, Grace, 1816-1847 to read onlineMoreLess
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