Castle Richmond
Castle Richmond
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That his cousin wasin every way unreasonable, --as unreasonable in his generosity as hewas in his claims, he felt convinced. But an unreasonable man, though he is one whom one would fain conquer by arguments were itpossible, is the very man on whom arguments have no avail. A madmanis mad because he is mad. Herbert had a great deal that was verysensible to allege in favour of his views, but what use of alleginganything of sense to such a mind as that of Owen Fitzgerald? So hewent his way without... further speech.
When he was gone, Owen for a time went on walking his room, and thensank again into his chair. Abominably irrational as his method ofarranging all these family difficulties will no doubt seem to allwho may read it, to him it had appeared not only an easy but a happymode of bringing back contentment to everybody. He was quite seriousin his intention of giving up his position as heir to CastleRichmond. Mr. Prendergast had explained to him that the property wasentailed as far as him, but no farther; and had done this, doubtless, with the view, not then expressed, to some friendlyarrangement by which a small portion of the property might be savedand restored to the children of Sir Thomas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That his cousin wasin every way unreasonable, --as unreasonable in his generosity as hewas in his claims, he felt convinced. But an unreasonable man, though he is one whom one would fain conquer by arguments were itpossible, is the very man on whom arguments have no avail. A madmanis mad because he is mad. Herbert had a great deal that was verysensible to allege in favour of his views, but what use of alleginganything of sense to such a mind as that of Owen Fitzgerald? So hewent his way without... further speech.
When he was gone, Owen for a time went on walking his room, and thensank again into his chair. Abominably irrational as his method ofarranging all these family difficulties will no doubt seem to allwho may read it, to him it had appeared not only an easy but a happymode of bringing back contentment to everybody. He was quite seriousin his intention of giving up his position as heir to CastleRichmond. Mr. Prendergast had explained to him that the property wasentailed as far as him, but no farther; and had done this, doubtless, with the view, not then expressed, to some friendlyarrangement by which a small portion of the property might be savedand restored to the children of Sir Thomas.
What to read after Castle Richmond?
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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