My Novel — volume 11
My Novel — volume 11
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Leslie to call on him.
Randal dressed in haste, and went first to Limmer's hotel. He found theparson with Mr. Hazeldean, and endeavouring in vain to soothe him. Thesquire had not slept all night, and his appearance was almost haggard.
"Oho! Mr. Young Leslie, " said he, throwing himself back in his chair asRandal entered, "I thought you were a friend, --I thought you were Frank'sadviser. Explain, sir! explain!" "Gently, my dear Mr. Hazeldean, " said the parson. "You do but surpriseand alarm Mr. ...Leslie. Tell him more distinctly what he has to explain. " SQUIRE. --"Did you or did you not tell me or Mrs. Hazeldean that Frank wasin love with Violante Rickeybockey?" RANDAL (as in amaze). --"I! Never, sir! I feared, on the contrary, thathe was somewhat enamoured of a very different person. I hinted at thatpossibility. I could not do more, for I did not know how far Frank'saffections were seriously engaged. And indeed, sir, Mrs. Hazeldean, though not encouraging the idea that your son could marry a foreigner anda Roman Catholic, did not appear to consider such objections insuperable, if Frank's happiness were really at stake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leslie to call on him.
Randal dressed in haste, and went first to Limmer's hotel. He found theparson with Mr. Hazeldean, and endeavouring in vain to soothe him. Thesquire had not slept all night, and his appearance was almost haggard.
"Oho! Mr. Young Leslie, " said he, throwing himself back in his chair asRandal entered, "I thought you were a friend, --I thought you were Frank'sadviser. Explain, sir! explain!" "Gently, my dear Mr. Hazeldean, " said the parson. "You do but surpriseand alarm Mr. ...Leslie. Tell him more distinctly what he has to explain. " SQUIRE. --"Did you or did you not tell me or Mrs. Hazeldean that Frank wasin love with Violante Rickeybockey?" RANDAL (as in amaze). --"I! Never, sir! I feared, on the contrary, thathe was somewhat enamoured of a very different person. I hinted at thatpossibility. I could not do more, for I did not know how far Frank'saffections were seriously engaged. And indeed, sir, Mrs. Hazeldean, though not encouraging the idea that your son could marry a foreigner anda Roman Catholic, did not appear to consider such objections insuperable, if Frank's happiness were really at stake.
What to read after My Novel — volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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