Castle Richmond. a Novel
Castle Richmond. a Novel
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'Tell me, tell me; is she to leave me?' repeated the poor victim of all this misery.
The sternness and justice of the man at last gave way. ' No, said he, 'that cannot, I should think, be necessary. They cannot demand that.' ' But you won't desert me ?' said Sir Thomas, when this crumb of comfort was handed to him. And he remembered as he spoke, the bloodshot eyes of the miscreant who had dared to tell him that the wife of his bosom might be legally torn from him by the hands of another, man. '... You won't desert me ?' said Sir Thomas ; meaning by that, to bind his friend to an obligation that, at any rate, his wife should not be taken from him.
'No,' said Mr. Prendergast, 'I will not desert you; certainly not that ; certainly not that.' Just then it was- in his heart to promise almost anything that he was asked. Who could have refused such solace as this to a man so terribly overburthened ?
But there was another point of view at which Mr. Prendergast had looked from the commencement, but at which he could not get Sir Thomas to look at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tell me, tell me; is she to leave me?' repeated the poor victim of all this misery.
The sternness and justice of the man at last gave way. ' No, said he, 'that cannot, I should think, be necessary. They cannot demand that.' ' But you won't desert me ?' said Sir Thomas, when this crumb of comfort was handed to him. And he remembered as he spoke, the bloodshot eyes of the miscreant who had dared to tell him that the wife of his bosom might be legally torn from him by the hands of another, man. '... You won't desert me ?' said Sir Thomas ; meaning by that, to bind his friend to an obligation that, at any rate, his wife should not be taken from him.
'No,' said Mr. Prendergast, 'I will not desert you; certainly not that ; certainly not that.' Just then it was- in his heart to promise almost anything that he was asked. Who could have refused such solace as this to a man so terribly overburthened ?
But there was another point of view at which Mr. Prendergast had looked from the commencement, but at which he could not get Sir Thomas to look at all.
What to read after Castle Richmond. a Novel?
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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