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Tales of Fancy (Volume 1); The Shipwreck

Sarah Harriet Burney

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Description:This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1816. Excerpt: ... CHAP. V. I am too, weak For solitude--any thing Of action, difficulty, fatigue, or toil, any thing But stillness and this dreadful solitude! Southe. The absence of Lady Earlingford had been so much longer than her daughter had expected, that when she once more beheld her, she threw herself upon her neck with a mixture of agitation and thankfulness that deprived her for some minutes of all power to express her feelings otherwise than by alternate tears, smiles, and caresses. "Never, never again," at length she cried, "must you require me to submit to so long a separation!--Never, never again, dearest mother, must you put my obedience to so severe a trial! During the greatest part of the time you have been away, I have endured agonies! What, or who, my dear mother, can have detained you such an age?" Lady Earlingford on her road back to the cave, after parting from Fitz Aymer, had fully arranged her future plan of conduct, and was now completely prepared to answer all her daughter's enquiries. "Viola," replied she, "I have to announce to you a circumstance which, if not calculated to afford us much satisfaction, may, I trust, by prudence and caution, be productive of no mischief. We are not the only individuals saved from the wreck. Two other Europeans are upon the island." Rapture danced in the clear eyes of Viola on hearing these words: "Blessed, blessed intelligence I" interrupted she. "O, my mother! who are these rescued fellow-exiles?" "Moderate your expectations, my dear child," resumed Lady Earlingford, "or, great, indeed, will be your disappointment! One of them is an officer, whom perhaps you may occasionally have seen during the voyage when we went upon the deck. His name is Fitz Aymer. Do you remember him?" "Not in the least. But we went so seldo...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Tales of Fancy (Volume 1); The Shipwreck. To get started finding Tales of Fancy (Volume 1); The Shipwreck, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Publisher: General Books

Release: 2012

ISBN: 1151066826

Description: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1816. Excerpt: ... CHAP. V. I am too, weak For solitude--any thing Of action, difficulty, fatigue, or toil, any thing But stillness and this dreadful solitude! Southe. The absence of Lady Earlingford had been so much longer than her daughter had expected, that when she once more beheld her, she threw herself upon her neck with a mixture of agitation and thankfulness that deprived her for some minutes of all power to express her feelings otherwise than by alternate tears, smiles, and caresses. "Never, never again," at length she cried, "must you require me to submit to so long a separation!--Never, never again, dearest mother, must you put my obedience to so severe a trial! During the greatest part of the time you have been away, I have endured agonies! What, or who, my dear mother, can have detained you such an age?" Lady Earlingford on her road back to the cave, after parting from Fitz Aymer, had fully arranged her future plan of conduct, and was now completely prepared to answer all her daughter's enquiries. "Viola," replied she, "I have to announce to you a circumstance which, if not calculated to afford us much satisfaction, may, I trust, by prudence and caution, be productive of no mischief. We are not the only individuals saved from the wreck. Two other Europeans are upon the island." Rapture danced in the clear eyes of Viola on hearing these words: "Blessed, blessed intelligence I" interrupted she. "O, my mother! who are these rescued fellow-exiles?" "Moderate your expectations, my dear child," resumed Lady Earlingford, "or, great, indeed, will be your disappointment! One of them is an officer, whom perhaps you may occasionally have seen during the voyage when we went upon the deck. His name is Fitz Aymer. Do you remember him?" "Not in the least. But we went so seldo...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Tales of Fancy (Volume 1); The Shipwreck. To get started finding Tales of Fancy (Volume 1); The Shipwreck, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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