Belle
Belle
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I never thought it very likely to come off, and especially as it hung fire so. Ah, you see, Has- tings, your plan is the best. Strike while the iron *s hot, and put up the banns the day you propose. But I expect poor Haviland will be in a mess with his creditors, and especially with all those alterations at Poundley. I am sorry for I^ady Haviland ; she *s a very old friend of mine, and this will be a great blow to her. It means another long let of the old place, and they were beginning to talk ...of his standing for the county. Well, it *s hard lines on poor Haviland ; but perhaps he was n*t sorry to get out of the bar- gain. She may have been dear even at that price.
I can't say she took my fancy particularly.' Mr. Caxton found Mark a little bit distrait and absent-minded that night ; but what can you expect of a man on the eve of his wedding? And it was that paragraph about Gerald Haviland that stole into Mark's thoughts of sublime happiness on his wedding morning, though reason told him that it made no 192 BELLE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I never thought it very likely to come off, and especially as it hung fire so. Ah, you see, Has- tings, your plan is the best. Strike while the iron *s hot, and put up the banns the day you propose. But I expect poor Haviland will be in a mess with his creditors, and especially with all those alterations at Poundley. I am sorry for I^ady Haviland ; she *s a very old friend of mine, and this will be a great blow to her. It means another long let of the old place, and they were beginning to talk ...of his standing for the county. Well, it *s hard lines on poor Haviland ; but perhaps he was n*t sorry to get out of the bar- gain. She may have been dear even at that price.
I can't say she took my fancy particularly.' Mr. Caxton found Mark a little bit distrait and absent-minded that night ; but what can you expect of a man on the eve of his wedding? And it was that paragraph about Gerald Haviland that stole into Mark's thoughts of sublime happiness on his wedding morning, though reason told him that it made no 192 BELLE.
What to read after Belle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitaker Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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