The Wife And the Mistress. a Novel .. V. 1
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Having shut the door, the lady burst into tears, and embracing Laura with fondness, her trembling lips pronounced in an inward tone — *' My child!" — But the sound had scarcely passed them, when she appeared earnest to recall it, or at least to efface the impression the words might have conveyed, by a prompt expla- nation that might render the sense of theni vague and equivocal.
Making, therefore, an effort to recover her recollection — ** Am I compelled to announce myself to my dear Miss Delau...nie," said she, '^ as the friend she expected to meet here, the former friend of her mother?" *^ No, Madam,*' replied Laura, in a timid accent; " I guessed you to be Mrs.
Rothemere; and I think too — I think I remember having seen you.'* Again the tears gushe'd from the eyes of THE MISTRESS. 1^5 of the unavowed parent, and those of Laura filled from sympathetic emotion.
*' Will you love me/* murmured Mrs.
Rothemere, "*' and regard nie as the ten- der, the fond parent you have lost ?" ** Oh yes, I am sure I shall love you, if you are so good as to love me !" said Laura, returning her caresses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having shut the door, the lady burst into tears, and embracing Laura with fondness, her trembling lips pronounced in an inward tone — *' My child!" — But the sound had scarcely passed them, when she appeared earnest to recall it, or at least to efface the impression the words might have conveyed, by a prompt expla- nation that might render the sense of theni vague and equivocal.
Making, therefore, an effort to recover her recollection — ** Am I compelled to announce myself to my dear Miss Delau...nie," said she, '^ as the friend she expected to meet here, the former friend of her mother?" *^ No, Madam,*' replied Laura, in a timid accent; " I guessed you to be Mrs.
Rothemere; and I think too — I think I remember having seen you.'* Again the tears gushe'd from the eyes of THE MISTRESS. 1^5 of the unavowed parent, and those of Laura filled from sympathetic emotion.
*' Will you love me/* murmured Mrs.
Rothemere, "*' and regard nie as the ten- der, the fond parent you have lost ?" ** Oh yes, I am sure I shall love you, if you are so good as to love me !" said Laura, returning her caresses.
What to read after The Wife And the Mistress. a Novel .. V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlton, Mary, Fl. 1794-1830 to read onlineMoreLess
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