Ernest Maltravers — volume 07
Ernest Maltravers — volume 07
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Mr. Templeton proceeded to explain to him thatit was inconvenient and expensive sitting for places where one's familywas known, and Lumley fully subscribed to all.
"As for the settlement of the peerage, that is all right, " saidTempleton; and then he sank into a reverie, from which he brokejoyously--"yes, that is all right. I have projects, objects--this mayunite them all--nothing can be better--you will be the nextlord--what--I say, what title shall we have?" "Oh, take a sounding one--yon have... very little landed property, Ithink?" "Two thousand a year in ------shire, bought a bargain. " "What's the name of the place?" "Grubley. " "Lord Grubley!--Baron Grubley of Grubley--oh, atrocious! Who had theplace before you?" "Bought it of Mr. Sheepshanks--very old family. " "But surely some old Norman once had the place?" "Norman, yes! Henry the Second gave it to his barber--Bertram Courval. " "That's it!--that's it! Lord de Courval--singular coincidence!--descentfrom the old line. Herald's College soon settle all that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Templeton proceeded to explain to him thatit was inconvenient and expensive sitting for places where one's familywas known, and Lumley fully subscribed to all.
"As for the settlement of the peerage, that is all right, " saidTempleton; and then he sank into a reverie, from which he brokejoyously--"yes, that is all right. I have projects, objects--this mayunite them all--nothing can be better--you will be the nextlord--what--I say, what title shall we have?" "Oh, take a sounding one--yon have... very little landed property, Ithink?" "Two thousand a year in ------shire, bought a bargain. " "What's the name of the place?" "Grubley. " "Lord Grubley!--Baron Grubley of Grubley--oh, atrocious! Who had theplace before you?" "Bought it of Mr. Sheepshanks--very old family. " "But surely some old Norman once had the place?" "Norman, yes! Henry the Second gave it to his barber--Bertram Courval. " "That's it!--that's it! Lord de Courval--singular coincidence!--descentfrom the old line. Herald's College soon settle all that.
What to read after Ernest Maltravers — volume 07?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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