Theodore Or the Gamesters Progress a Poetic Tale
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) *• He sighs despair, and yet requests to hopej 60 THEODORE; OR, •• In which fond hope indulging since we met, " He told his tale perhaps to Tlieodore ; " (I cannot doubt but that must be the cause " Of his displeasure, and of Seymour's grief;) " Who yesternight was vex'd at the advice •' Fraternal love impell'd me to attempt ; " And Uireatened wratli on Albert, and my friend, " As tlie dictators of my schooling words.
" I heard him swear his sister should not wed " An outcast orphan, poverty'...s lean child, •« Object of scorn, derision, and contempt. " " My dear, dear brother, " she replied, " from you •' Twould be ingratitude to hide a thought : " My sighs are but for him; my heart now beats, " Still sadly doubting his recovery.
♦• Our friendly intimacy was approv'd " By my dear father, who has often join'd " Oui mirthful sports; all which assist to bind «' The tie of social unanimity.
•' Oft lias he bade me mark his modest mien, «« His mild respect, and yet his manly voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) *• He sighs despair, and yet requests to hopej 60 THEODORE; OR, •• In which fond hope indulging since we met, " He told his tale perhaps to Tlieodore ; " (I cannot doubt but that must be the cause " Of his displeasure, and of Seymour's grief;) " Who yesternight was vex'd at the advice •' Fraternal love impell'd me to attempt ; " And Uireatened wratli on Albert, and my friend, " As tlie dictators of my schooling words.
" I heard him swear his sister should not wed " An outcast orphan, poverty'...s lean child, •« Object of scorn, derision, and contempt. " " My dear, dear brother, " she replied, " from you •' Twould be ingratitude to hide a thought : " My sighs are but for him; my heart now beats, " Still sadly doubting his recovery.
♦• Our friendly intimacy was approv'd " By my dear father, who has often join'd " Oui mirthful sports; all which assist to bind «' The tie of social unanimity.
•' Oft lias he bade me mark his modest mien, «« His mild respect, and yet his manly voice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Scrafton Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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