Herbert Lacy volume 2
Herbert Lacy volume 2
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Mr. Morton, in particular, guardedly ab- stained, throug^hout the meeting, from exchanmnsr a word, or even look, with Sir William Lacy or his son. Herbert was a good deal hurt at this, though he could easily conceive that the suscep- tible temper of Mr. Morton might have dis- covered some ground of offence which would awaken his former grudge : the cause, however, of a similar coldness in others, was utterly be- yond his comprehension. It was a subject in which tlelicacy forbad him to make any ...observa- tions to his father, who was evidently chagrined at the reception he had experienced ; and though he endeavoured to laugh it off in a vein of caustic pleasantry, was, in reality, deeply mortified.
The treatment which he had received ren- dered him still more averse to society ; the 142 HERBERT LACY.
neighbourhood became hateful to him ; every man, in Sir Wilham's imagination, seemed to be his enemy ; and with a morose stubbornness of determination, which in him was unusual, he refused to appear, or admit any visitors to his house, during the great annual assemblage of the principal families of the county, at the Henbury races, which were to take place in a few days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Morton, in particular, guardedly ab- stained, throug^hout the meeting, from exchanmnsr a word, or even look, with Sir William Lacy or his son. Herbert was a good deal hurt at this, though he could easily conceive that the suscep- tible temper of Mr. Morton might have dis- covered some ground of offence which would awaken his former grudge : the cause, however, of a similar coldness in others, was utterly be- yond his comprehension. It was a subject in which tlelicacy forbad him to make any ...observa- tions to his father, who was evidently chagrined at the reception he had experienced ; and though he endeavoured to laugh it off in a vein of caustic pleasantry, was, in reality, deeply mortified.
The treatment which he had received ren- dered him still more averse to society ; the 142 HERBERT LACY.
neighbourhood became hateful to him ; every man, in Sir Wilham's imagination, seemed to be his enemy ; and with a morose stubbornness of determination, which in him was unusual, he refused to appear, or admit any visitors to his house, during the great annual assemblage of the principal families of the county, at the Henbury races, which were to take place in a few days.
What to read after Herbert Lacy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T H Thomas Henry Lister to read onlineMoreLess
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