John Halifax, Gentleman
John Halifax, Gentleman
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Dust, venerable and beloved--but still only dust.
The conversation ending, we took our diverse ways; Sir Ralph giving Mr. Halifax a hearty invitation to the manor-house, and seeing himhesitate, added, that "Lady Oldtower would shortly have the honour ofcalling upon Mrs. Halifax. " John bowed. "But I ought to tell you, Sir Ralph, that my wife and Iare very simple people--that we make no mere acquaintances, and onlydesire friends. " "It is fortunate that Lady Oldtower and myself share the samepec...uliarity. " And, shaking hands with a stately cordiality, the oldman took his leave.
"John, you have made a step in the world to-day. " "Have I?" he said, absently, walking in deep thought, and pulling thehedge-leaves as he went along.
"What will your wife say?" "My wife? bless her!" and he seemed to be only speaking the conclusionof his thinking. "It will make no difference to her--though it mightto me. She married me in my low estate--but some day, God willing, nolady in the land shall be higher than my Ursula.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dust, venerable and beloved--but still only dust.
The conversation ending, we took our diverse ways; Sir Ralph giving Mr. Halifax a hearty invitation to the manor-house, and seeing himhesitate, added, that "Lady Oldtower would shortly have the honour ofcalling upon Mrs. Halifax. " John bowed. "But I ought to tell you, Sir Ralph, that my wife and Iare very simple people--that we make no mere acquaintances, and onlydesire friends. " "It is fortunate that Lady Oldtower and myself share the samepec...uliarity. " And, shaking hands with a stately cordiality, the oldman took his leave.
"John, you have made a step in the world to-day. " "Have I?" he said, absently, walking in deep thought, and pulling thehedge-leaves as he went along.
"What will your wife say?" "My wife? bless her!" and he seemed to be only speaking the conclusionof his thinking. "It will make no difference to her--though it mightto me. She married me in my low estate--but some day, God willing, nolady in the land shall be higher than my Ursula.
What to read after John Halifax, Gentleman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craik Dinah Maria Mulock to read onlineMoreLess
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