A Maryland Manor a Novel of Plantation Aristocracy And Its Fall
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It was necessary to remind you. We are still indispensable to each other that is all I seek to make clear to you. You admit it, don't you ? I may take it for granted I may still count upon your help ; that you will do nothing to prevent me from winning the stake we started out to play for ? You've changed so much I hope you haven't any foolish scruples on that point. " " None at all, " she said, curtly. What a relief to know that it was merely a question of money I The Magruder fortune was now ...a matter of indifference to her. "You mean the inheritance ? " she asked, with an air of contempt. " You are welcome to the whole of it. " " Thanks, " said Edgar dryly, " that would hardly do. Your future husband might think me grasping. Half of it will serve my purpose just as well. It would look better if we took an equal share. Perhaps, I might claim as much in right of my wife. " " As you will, " she answered carelessly, " I fancy I shall have earned my share. There is nothing else ? " " Nothing except the inconvenience I may possibly cause some of your new friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was necessary to remind you. We are still indispensable to each other that is all I seek to make clear to you. You admit it, don't you ? I may take it for granted I may still count upon your help ; that you will do nothing to prevent me from winning the stake we started out to play for ? You've changed so much I hope you haven't any foolish scruples on that point. " " None at all, " she said, curtly. What a relief to know that it was merely a question of money I The Magruder fortune was now ...a matter of indifference to her. "You mean the inheritance ? " she asked, with an air of contempt. " You are welcome to the whole of it. " " Thanks, " said Edgar dryly, " that would hardly do. Your future husband might think me grasping. Half of it will serve my purpose just as well. It would look better if we took an equal share. Perhaps, I might claim as much in right of my wife. " " As you will, " she answered carelessly, " I fancy I shall have earned my share. There is nothing else ? " " Nothing except the inconvenience I may possibly cause some of your new friends.
What to read after A Maryland Manor a Novel of Plantation Aristocracy And Its Fall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Emory to read onlineMoreLess
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