Cecil Castlemaines Gage Lady Marabouts Troubles And Other Stories
Cecil Castlemaines Gage Lady Marabouts Troubles And Other Stories
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M. " Cardonnel left this morning for Heaven knows where, and is going to exchange, Shelleto tells me, into the — th, which is ordered to Bengal, so he won't trouble yon much more. When shall I be allowed to congratulate my cousin as the future Duchess of Doncaster?" " Pray, don't tease me, Philip. I 've been vexed enough about your friend. When he came to me this morning, and asked me if there was no hope, and I was obliged to tell him there was none, I felt wretched, " said Lady Mar- about, as... nearly pettishly as she ever said anything ; "but I am really not responsible, not in the least. Besides, even you must admit that Goodwood is a much more desirable alliance, and if Valencia had accepted Cardon- nel, pray what would all Belgravia have said ? Why, that, disappointed of Goodwood, she took the other out of pure pique ! We owe something to society, Philip, and Homething to ourselves. " Carruthers laughed : " Ah, my dear mother, you women will never be worth all you ought to be till you leave off kowtow-ing to 'what will be said, ' and learn to defy that terrible oligarchy of the Qu'en dira-t-on?" "When will Goodwood propose?" wondered Lady Marabout, fifty times a day, and Valencia Valletort wondered too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. " Cardonnel left this morning for Heaven knows where, and is going to exchange, Shelleto tells me, into the — th, which is ordered to Bengal, so he won't trouble yon much more. When shall I be allowed to congratulate my cousin as the future Duchess of Doncaster?" " Pray, don't tease me, Philip. I 've been vexed enough about your friend. When he came to me this morning, and asked me if there was no hope, and I was obliged to tell him there was none, I felt wretched, " said Lady Mar- about, as... nearly pettishly as she ever said anything ; "but I am really not responsible, not in the least. Besides, even you must admit that Goodwood is a much more desirable alliance, and if Valencia had accepted Cardon- nel, pray what would all Belgravia have said ? Why, that, disappointed of Goodwood, she took the other out of pure pique ! We owe something to society, Philip, and Homething to ourselves. " Carruthers laughed : " Ah, my dear mother, you women will never be worth all you ought to be till you leave off kowtow-ing to 'what will be said, ' and learn to defy that terrible oligarchy of the Qu'en dira-t-on?" "When will Goodwood propose?" wondered Lady Marabout, fifty times a day, and Valencia Valletort wondered too.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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