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'I do not suppose,' he said, in a subdued tone, ' that there will be any property to come in to.' ' Oh, that is nonsense,' she said, putting this denial lightly away ; ' of course there will be property some time or other. And when you come into your fortune, tell me, what shall you do?' Walter gave up with a sigh his hope of re- ceiving support and consolation ; but even now he was not able to follow her lead.
^ I suppose,' he said, very uncheerfully, ' I shall have to go to Oxford. That's the... only thing I shall be allowed to do.' ' Oh, to Oxford !' she cried, with disdain.
'I don't know that I wish it, only it's the right thing to do, I suppose,' said Walter, with another sigh. ' Don't you think so V * 1 think so ? No, indeed ! If I were you — oh, if I were you ! That's what I should like to be, a young gentleman with plenty of money and able to do whatever I pleased.' AX ENXOUNTER UNFORESEEN. 1 63 * Oh,' he said, with a shudder, ' don't say so ; you who are so much finer a thing — so much — don't you know — it is a sort of sacrilege to talk so.' At this she laughed w4th frank contempt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'I do not suppose,' he said, in a subdued tone, ' that there will be any property to come in to.' ' Oh, that is nonsense,' she said, putting this denial lightly away ; ' of course there will be property some time or other. And when you come into your fortune, tell me, what shall you do?' Walter gave up with a sigh his hope of re- ceiving support and consolation ; but even now he was not able to follow her lead.
^ I suppose,' he said, very uncheerfully, ' I shall have to go to Oxford. That's the... only thing I shall be allowed to do.' ' Oh, to Oxford !' she cried, with disdain.
'I don't know that I wish it, only it's the right thing to do, I suppose,' said Walter, with another sigh. ' Don't you think so V * 1 think so ? No, indeed ! If I were you — oh, if I were you ! That's what I should like to be, a young gentleman with plenty of money and able to do whatever I pleased.' AX ENXOUNTER UNFORESEEN. 1 63 * Oh,' he said, with a shudder, ' don't say so ; you who are so much finer a thing — so much — don't you know — it is a sort of sacrilege to talk so.' At this she laughed w4th frank contempt.
What to read after A Poor Gentleman 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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