Miss Or Mrs?
Miss Or Mrs?
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"I couldn'tvery well do that, " he said, in the tone of a man who feels bound tomake an apology, "could I?" Natalie shuddered; Lady Winwood shrugged hershoulders.
"In your place a woman wouldn't have hesitated, " her ladyship remarked. "But men are so selfish. Well! I suppose there is some other way?" "Yes, there is another way, " said Launce. "But there is a horridcondition attached to it--" "Something worse than perjury, Mr. Linzie? Murder?" "I'll tell you directly, Lady Winwood. The marriage... comes first. Thecondition follows. There is only one chance for us. We must be marriedby banns. " "Banns!" cried Natalie. "Why, banns are publicly proclaimed in church!" "They needn't be proclaimed in _your_ church, you goose, " said LadyWinwood. "And, even if they were, nobody would be the wiser. You maytrust implicitly, my dear, in the elocution of an English clergyman!" "That's just what my friend said, " cried Launce. "'Take a lodging neara large parish church, in a remote part of London'--(this is my friend'sadvice)--'go to the clerk, tell him you want to be married by banns, andsay you belong to that parish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I couldn'tvery well do that, " he said, in the tone of a man who feels bound tomake an apology, "could I?" Natalie shuddered; Lady Winwood shrugged hershoulders.
"In your place a woman wouldn't have hesitated, " her ladyship remarked. "But men are so selfish. Well! I suppose there is some other way?" "Yes, there is another way, " said Launce. "But there is a horridcondition attached to it--" "Something worse than perjury, Mr. Linzie? Murder?" "I'll tell you directly, Lady Winwood. The marriage... comes first. Thecondition follows. There is only one chance for us. We must be marriedby banns. " "Banns!" cried Natalie. "Why, banns are publicly proclaimed in church!" "They needn't be proclaimed in _your_ church, you goose, " said LadyWinwood. "And, even if they were, nobody would be the wiser. You maytrust implicitly, my dear, in the elocution of an English clergyman!" "That's just what my friend said, " cried Launce. "'Take a lodging neara large parish church, in a remote part of London'--(this is my friend'sadvice)--'go to the clerk, tell him you want to be married by banns, andsay you belong to that parish.
What to read after Miss Or Mrs??
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