Chippinge
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Are we in Biistol ? Or is it all — but first, sir, " recalling with in- dignation the situation in which he had been surprised, " how come you here ? I have a right to know that ! " " How come I here ? " " Yes ! How come you here, su- ? " " You ask me ! You ask me ! " Sir Robert repeated, as if he could not believe his cars. " llow I come here 1 You scoundrel I " Vanghan started under the lash of the word. The insalt 190 A PLOT UNMASKED 191 was gratuitous, intolerable I No rclationsliip, do fam...ily tic could excuse it. No wonder that the surprise and irritation which had been his first feelings gave way to pure anger. Sir Robert might have, or might have had, certain rights. But now all that was over. And to suppose that he was still to suffer the old gentleman's interference, to put up with his insults, to permit him in the presence of a young girl, his pro- mised wife, to use such language as he was using, was out of the question. Vaughan's face grew dark. ; " Sir Robert, " he said, *' you are too old to be called to account.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are we in Biistol ? Or is it all — but first, sir, " recalling with in- dignation the situation in which he had been surprised, " how come you here ? I have a right to know that ! " " How come I here ? " " Yes ! How come you here, su- ? " " You ask me ! You ask me ! " Sir Robert repeated, as if he could not believe his cars. " llow I come here 1 You scoundrel I " Vanghan started under the lash of the word. The insalt 190 A PLOT UNMASKED 191 was gratuitous, intolerable I No rclationsliip, do fam...ily tic could excuse it. No wonder that the surprise and irritation which had been his first feelings gave way to pure anger. Sir Robert might have, or might have had, certain rights. But now all that was over. And to suppose that he was still to suffer the old gentleman's interference, to put up with his insults, to permit him in the presence of a young girl, his pro- mised wife, to use such language as he was using, was out of the question. Vaughan's face grew dark. ; " Sir Robert, " he said, *' you are too old to be called to account.
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