The Sisters: a Novel, in Four Volumes 3
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She had, from feminine and honourable motives, uni- formly made a point of discouraging every symptom of an attachment which she could THE SISTERS. 147 not return; and though gifted with beauty, sense, rank, and the promise of fortune, had never found it difficult to free herself from attentions she did not evidently wish to en- courage.
Few men will, indeed, obstinately persist in their pursuit of a woman who gives them un- equivocally to understand they will be refused ; though it might be su...pposed, from the pretty astonishment, or affected displeasure, with which such declarations are sometimes re- ceived, that the fair enslaver had been wholly guiltless of ever having received a sigh, or a whisper, or a look, with complacency. The gratifying and unexpected turn which Felicia innocently and artlessly gave to her controversy with Lady Wyedale, secured her very decent treatment during the remainder of their resi- dence at Weymouth ; and she would have re- gretted its termination, had she not learnt from Rosalind, in a few lines received the evening previous to their return to town, that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had, from feminine and honourable motives, uni- formly made a point of discouraging every symptom of an attachment which she could THE SISTERS. 147 not return; and though gifted with beauty, sense, rank, and the promise of fortune, had never found it difficult to free herself from attentions she did not evidently wish to en- courage.
Few men will, indeed, obstinately persist in their pursuit of a woman who gives them un- equivocally to understand they will be refused ; though it might be su...pposed, from the pretty astonishment, or affected displeasure, with which such declarations are sometimes re- ceived, that the fair enslaver had been wholly guiltless of ever having received a sigh, or a whisper, or a look, with complacency. The gratifying and unexpected turn which Felicia innocently and artlessly gave to her controversy with Lady Wyedale, secured her very decent treatment during the remainder of their resi- dence at Weymouth ; and she would have re- gretted its termination, had she not learnt from Rosalind, in a few lines received the evening previous to their return to town, that Mr.
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