Original Illustrated Edition of Charles Lever's Novels...: the Bramleighs of ...
Original Illustrated Edition of Charles Lever's Novels...: the Bramleighs of ...
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It's some mere piEissing misconception. You know how they're given to these little bickerings and squabbles ; but they have ever been kind and friendly to you." " You always give me courage, Ju ; and even when I have little heart for it, I like it." "Come in to dinner now, George; and if I don't make you laugh, it's a wonder to me. I have had such a scene with Sir Marcus as might have graced a comedy." It was not an easy task to rally her brother back to good spirits, but she did succeed at las...t. " And now," said she, as she saw him looking once more at ease and cheerful, " what news of the Bram- leighs — are they ever to come ? " " They'll be here to-morrow evening, Ju. Unless thoy were quite sure the Culdufis had left for Naples, they would not venture here ; and perhaps they were so far in the right." " I don't think so ; at least, if I had been Nelly, I'd have given anything for such an opportunity of presenting myself to my dis- tinguished relations and terrifying them by the thought of those attentions that they can neither give me nor deny me." " No, no, Julia, nothing of the kind ; there would be malice in that." " Do I deny it ?
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It's some mere piEissing misconception. You know how they're given to these little bickerings and squabbles ; but they have ever been kind and friendly to you." " You always give me courage, Ju ; and even when I have little heart for it, I like it." "Come in to dinner now, George; and if I don't make you laugh, it's a wonder to me. I have had such a scene with Sir Marcus as might have graced a comedy." It was not an easy task to rally her brother back to good spirits, but she did succeed at las...t. " And now," said she, as she saw him looking once more at ease and cheerful, " what news of the Bram- leighs — are they ever to come ? " " They'll be here to-morrow evening, Ju. Unless thoy were quite sure the Culdufis had left for Naples, they would not venture here ; and perhaps they were so far in the right." " I don't think so ; at least, if I had been Nelly, I'd have given anything for such an opportunity of presenting myself to my dis- tinguished relations and terrifying them by the thought of those attentions that they can neither give me nor deny me." " No, no, Julia, nothing of the kind ; there would be malice in that." " Do I deny it ?
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