Barchester Towers
Barchester Towers
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Why should he encounter such evil for a man whom he loved so slightly as Mr. Slopo? Why should he give up his enjoyments and his ease, and such dignity as might be allowed to him, to fight a losing battle for a chaplain? The chaplain after all, if successful, would be as great a tyrant as his wife. Why fight at all? why contend? why be uneasy? From that moment he deter- mined to fling Mr. Slope to the winds, and take the goods the gods provided.
"I am told," said Mrs. Proudie, speaking very slo...wly, "that Mr. Slope is looking to be the new dean." "Yes,— -certainly, I believe he is," said the bishop.
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"And what does the archbishop say about that?" asked Mrs. Proudie.
"Well, my dear, to tell the truth, I promised Mr. Slope to speak to the archbishop. Mr. Slope spoke to me about it.
It is very arrogant of him, I must say, — ^but that is nothing to me." "Arrogant !" said Mrs. Proudie ; "it is the most impudent piece of pretension I ever heard of in my life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why should he encounter such evil for a man whom he loved so slightly as Mr. Slopo? Why should he give up his enjoyments and his ease, and such dignity as might be allowed to him, to fight a losing battle for a chaplain? The chaplain after all, if successful, would be as great a tyrant as his wife. Why fight at all? why contend? why be uneasy? From that moment he deter- mined to fling Mr. Slope to the winds, and take the goods the gods provided.
"I am told," said Mrs. Proudie, speaking very slo...wly, "that Mr. Slope is looking to be the new dean." "Yes,— -certainly, I believe he is," said the bishop.
325 Digitized by VjOOQIC BARCHESTER TOWERS.
"And what does the archbishop say about that?" asked Mrs. Proudie.
"Well, my dear, to tell the truth, I promised Mr. Slope to speak to the archbishop. Mr. Slope spoke to me about it.
It is very arrogant of him, I must say, — ^but that is nothing to me." "Arrogant !" said Mrs. Proudie ; "it is the most impudent piece of pretension I ever heard of in my life.
What to read after Barchester Towers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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