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Had he done that, little as it was possible to foresee it, there would have been probably no reason to give utterance to such words at all.
Mr Bramton, on his way home to Temple Rising, marvels much as to what his wife and daughters will say to the news he brings them, and reflects somewhat ruefully that the death of Lord Dartree will probably leap to a reaction in favour of the Knight- shayes people, and that it is more than pos- sible that the ladies of his household will be unanimous in cond...emning him for his ill-timed interference, and once more im- press upon his mind how very much better it would be if he would leave all social questions for them to deal with. Yet, for all that, Mr Bramton faltered not a whit as yet in his resolve that Damocles should not run for the Derby. And as we know, in her hot wrath, Lucy had decidedly come to 64 Long Odds.
the same conclusion, it must be admitted that Lord Ranksborow's great coup looked at present very unlikely to come off.
When John Bramton reached home, he found his family all agog to know what had taken place between him and Lord Dartree; and when he briefly narrated the tragedy of the day, a great silence fell upon them all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had he done that, little as it was possible to foresee it, there would have been probably no reason to give utterance to such words at all.
Mr Bramton, on his way home to Temple Rising, marvels much as to what his wife and daughters will say to the news he brings them, and reflects somewhat ruefully that the death of Lord Dartree will probably leap to a reaction in favour of the Knight- shayes people, and that it is more than pos- sible that the ladies of his household will be unanimous in cond...emning him for his ill-timed interference, and once more im- press upon his mind how very much better it would be if he would leave all social questions for them to deal with. Yet, for all that, Mr Bramton faltered not a whit as yet in his resolve that Damocles should not run for the Derby. And as we know, in her hot wrath, Lucy had decidedly come to 64 Long Odds.
the same conclusion, it must be admitted that Lord Ranksborow's great coup looked at present very unlikely to come off.
When John Bramton reached home, he found his family all agog to know what had taken place between him and Lord Dartree; and when he briefly narrated the tragedy of the day, a great silence fell upon them all.
What to read after Long Odds : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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