Henrietta Temple, a Love Story V. 2
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Once to me to-morrow was brighter even than to-day.' 1 He turned his back and spoke no more : Glaston- bury glided out of the room.
212 HENRIETTA TEMPLE.
CHAPTER XII.
CONTAINING THE INTIMATION OF A SOMEWHAT MYSTEEIOUS ADVENTURE.
It was absolutely necessary that Lady Aniline's interview with her son should be con- fined merely to observations about his health.
Any allusion to the past might not only produce a relapse of his fever, but occasion explanations, at all times most painful, but at the ...present full of difficulty and danger. It was therefore with feelings of no common anxiety, that Glas- tonbury prepared the mother for this first visit to her son, and impressed upon her the absolute necessity of not making any allusion at present to Miss Grandison, and especially to her presence in the house. He even made for this purpose a sort of half-confidant of the physician, a love stor?. 213 who, in truth, had heard enough during the fever to excite his suspicions ; but this is a class of men essentially discreet, and it is well, for few are the family secrets ultimately con- cealed from them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once to me to-morrow was brighter even than to-day.' 1 He turned his back and spoke no more : Glaston- bury glided out of the room.
212 HENRIETTA TEMPLE.
CHAPTER XII.
CONTAINING THE INTIMATION OF A SOMEWHAT MYSTEEIOUS ADVENTURE.
It was absolutely necessary that Lady Aniline's interview with her son should be con- fined merely to observations about his health.
Any allusion to the past might not only produce a relapse of his fever, but occasion explanations, at all times most painful, but at the ...present full of difficulty and danger. It was therefore with feelings of no common anxiety, that Glas- tonbury prepared the mother for this first visit to her son, and impressed upon her the absolute necessity of not making any allusion at present to Miss Grandison, and especially to her presence in the house. He even made for this purpose a sort of half-confidant of the physician, a love stor?. 213 who, in truth, had heard enough during the fever to excite his suspicions ; but this is a class of men essentially discreet, and it is well, for few are the family secrets ultimately con- cealed from them.
What to read after Henrietta Temple, a Love Story V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield, 1804-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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