Case of General Ople
Case of General Ople
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my lady. It would rather cripple me. ' 'You would have my house, General; you would have the moiety, as thelawyers say, of my purse; you would have horses, carriages, servants; Ido not divine what more you would wish to have. ' 'But, madam--a pensioner on the Government! I can look back on pastservices, I say old services, and I accept my position. But, madam, apensioner on my wife, bringing next to nothing to the common estate! Ifear my self-respect would, I say would . . . ' 'Well, and what w...ould it do, General Ople?' 'I was saying, my self-respect as my wife's pensioner, my lady. I couldnot come to her empty-handed. ' 'Do you expect that I should be the person to settle money on yourdaughter, to save her from mischances? A rakish husband, for example;for Reginald is young, and no one can guess what will be made of him. ' 'Undoubtedly your ladyship is correct. We might try absence for the poorgirl. I have no female relation, but I could send her to the sea-side toa lady-friend. ' 'General Ople, I forbid you, as you value my esteem, ever--and I repeat, I forbid you ever--to afflict my ears with that phrase, "lady-friend!"' The General blinked in a state of insurgent humility.
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my lady. It would rather cripple me. ' 'You would have my house, General; you would have the moiety, as thelawyers say, of my purse; you would have horses, carriages, servants; Ido not divine what more you would wish to have. ' 'But, madam--a pensioner on the Government! I can look back on pastservices, I say old services, and I accept my position. But, madam, apensioner on my wife, bringing next to nothing to the common estate! Ifear my self-respect would, I say would . . . ' 'Well, and what w...ould it do, General Ople?' 'I was saying, my self-respect as my wife's pensioner, my lady. I couldnot come to her empty-handed. ' 'Do you expect that I should be the person to settle money on yourdaughter, to save her from mischances? A rakish husband, for example;for Reginald is young, and no one can guess what will be made of him. ' 'Undoubtedly your ladyship is correct. We might try absence for the poorgirl. I have no female relation, but I could send her to the sea-side toa lady-friend. ' 'General Ople, I forbid you, as you value my esteem, ever--and I repeat, I forbid you ever--to afflict my ears with that phrase, "lady-friend!"' The General blinked in a state of insurgent humility.
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