Marian Grey
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Redstone Hall until he explained himself more fully.
Still it would not be proper for her to broach the subject — her mother must do that. It was a par- ent's duty to see that her daughter's feelings were not trifled with, and by dint of cajolery, entreaties and threats, she induced the old lady to have a talk with Frederic, and ask him what his intentions were.
Mrs. Huntington was not very lucid in her re- marks, and without exactly knowing what she meant, Frederic replied at random that he wa...s in earnest in all he had said to Isabel about her re- maining there, that he did not wish her to go away, for she seemed one of the family, and that he would speak with her further upon the subject when he came back. This was not very definite, but Mrs.
Huntington brushed it up a little before repeating it to Isabel, who readily accepted it as an intima- tion that after his return he intended asking her directly to be his wife. Accordingly she told Agnes Gibson confidentially what her expectations were, and Agnes told it confidentially to several others, who had each a confidential friend, and so in course of a few days it was generally understood that Redstone Hall was to have another mistress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Redstone Hall until he explained himself more fully.
Still it would not be proper for her to broach the subject — her mother must do that. It was a par- ent's duty to see that her daughter's feelings were not trifled with, and by dint of cajolery, entreaties and threats, she induced the old lady to have a talk with Frederic, and ask him what his intentions were.
Mrs. Huntington was not very lucid in her re- marks, and without exactly knowing what she meant, Frederic replied at random that he wa...s in earnest in all he had said to Isabel about her re- maining there, that he did not wish her to go away, for she seemed one of the family, and that he would speak with her further upon the subject when he came back. This was not very definite, but Mrs.
Huntington brushed it up a little before repeating it to Isabel, who readily accepted it as an intima- tion that after his return he intended asking her directly to be his wife. Accordingly she told Agnes Gibson confidentially what her expectations were, and Agnes told it confidentially to several others, who had each a confidential friend, and so in course of a few days it was generally understood that Redstone Hall was to have another mistress.
What to read after Marian Grey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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