Dr. Wortle's School. a Novel
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It was indeed impossible for her to keep any secret from her husband. When Mary, in her younger years, had torn her frock or cut her finger, that was always told to the Doctor. If a gardener was seen idling his time, or a housemaid flirting with the groom, that certainly would be told to the Doctor.
What comfort does a woman get out of her husband unless she may be allowed to talk to him about everything? When it had been "it is impossible." 261 first proposed that Lord Carstairs should come in...to the house as a private pupil she had expressed her fear to the Doctor;, — because of Mary. The Doctor had ridiculed her fears, and this had been the result. Of course she must tell the Dootor. " Oh, dear," she said, " what do you think has happened while we were up in London ? " " Cai*stairs was here." " Oh, yes ; he was here. He came on pur- pose to make a regular declaration of love to Mary." " Nonsense." " But he did, Jeffrey." " How do you know he came on purpose ? " " He told her so." " I did not think the boy had so much spirit in him," said the Doctor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was indeed impossible for her to keep any secret from her husband. When Mary, in her younger years, had torn her frock or cut her finger, that was always told to the Doctor. If a gardener was seen idling his time, or a housemaid flirting with the groom, that certainly would be told to the Doctor.
What comfort does a woman get out of her husband unless she may be allowed to talk to him about everything? When it had been "it is impossible." 261 first proposed that Lord Carstairs should come in...to the house as a private pupil she had expressed her fear to the Doctor;, — because of Mary. The Doctor had ridiculed her fears, and this had been the result. Of course she must tell the Dootor. " Oh, dear," she said, " what do you think has happened while we were up in London ? " " Cai*stairs was here." " Oh, yes ; he was here. He came on pur- pose to make a regular declaration of love to Mary." " Nonsense." " But he did, Jeffrey." " How do you know he came on purpose ? " " He told her so." " I did not think the boy had so much spirit in him," said the Doctor.
What to read after Dr. Wortle's School. 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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