Misadventure 2
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The future, you see,"' continued Mr. Bligh, musingly, "is always uncertain, and is very seldom what one expects it to be.'" Perhaps it was some vague apprehension suggested COPPARDS COXJECTURES 65 by these words, or perhaps it was the extreme repug- nance which he felt to the idea of becoming enriched by Morton's death, that made Archie answer hastily : " I hope you won't dream of disinheriting Cicely in my favour. I don't think she would like it. and I know I should hate it. As for authority, ...I hope there will never be any question of that between us. Whatever she wishes I am sure to wish ; and even if I didn't, I should try to make her think that I did.'" Against such youthful and Arcadian notions of matri- monial existence it was hardly worth while to contend.
Mr. Bligh, with a half amus^^d. half sad glance at his nephew, only said : " Well, I take note of your objection. Thank you for giving in to me about your retirement from the army, and also for helping us through these dark days as you have done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The future, you see,"' continued Mr. Bligh, musingly, "is always uncertain, and is very seldom what one expects it to be.'" Perhaps it was some vague apprehension suggested COPPARDS COXJECTURES 65 by these words, or perhaps it was the extreme repug- nance which he felt to the idea of becoming enriched by Morton's death, that made Archie answer hastily : " I hope you won't dream of disinheriting Cicely in my favour. I don't think she would like it. and I know I should hate it. As for authority, ...I hope there will never be any question of that between us. Whatever she wishes I am sure to wish ; and even if I didn't, I should try to make her think that I did.'" Against such youthful and Arcadian notions of matri- monial existence it was hardly worth while to contend.
Mr. Bligh, with a half amus^^d. half sad glance at his nephew, only said : " Well, I take note of your objection. Thank you for giving in to me about your retirement from the army, and also for helping us through these dark days as you have done.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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