The Vicar of Bullhampton
The Vicar of Bullhampton
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There was never a woman to whom the idea of being loved was not the sweetest thought that her mind could produce. Fate had made her plain, and no man had loved her. The same chance had made Carry pretty, — ^the belle of the village, the acknowledged beauty of Bullhampton. And there she lay, a thing said to be so foul that even a father could not endure to have her name mentioned in his ears! And yet, how small had been her fault compared with other crimes for which men and women are forgiven sp...eedily, even if it has been held that pardon has ever been required.
She came over, and knelt down and kissed her sister THE FATTED CALF 1 55 on her brow; and as she did so she swore to herself that by her, even in the inmost recesses of her bosom, Carry should never be held to be evil, to be a castaway, to be one of whom, as her sister, it would behoove her to be ashamed. She had told Carry that she would " never cast it up against her." She now resolved that there should be no such casting up, even in her own judgment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was never a woman to whom the idea of being loved was not the sweetest thought that her mind could produce. Fate had made her plain, and no man had loved her. The same chance had made Carry pretty, — ^the belle of the village, the acknowledged beauty of Bullhampton. And there she lay, a thing said to be so foul that even a father could not endure to have her name mentioned in his ears! And yet, how small had been her fault compared with other crimes for which men and women are forgiven sp...eedily, even if it has been held that pardon has ever been required.
She came over, and knelt down and kissed her sister THE FATTED CALF 1 55 on her brow; and as she did so she swore to herself that by her, even in the inmost recesses of her bosom, Carry should never be held to be evil, to be a castaway, to be one of whom, as her sister, it would behoove her to be ashamed. She had told Carry that she would " never cast it up against her." She now resolved that there should be no such casting up, even in her own judgment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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