Orley Farm
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Having seen to that I think that I have a rightto please myself in this matter. " "Oh, yes, sir; I know you have the right. " "Especially as I can benefit others. Are you aware that your motherhas cordially given her consent to the marriage?" "She told me that you had asked her, and that she had agreed to it. She would agree to anything. " "Peregrine, that is not the way in which you should speak of yourmother. " And then the young man stood silent, as though there was nothing moreto be said. I...ndeed, he had nothing more to say. He did not dare tobring forward in words all the arguments against the marriage whichwere now crowding themselves into his memory, but he could not inducehimself to wish the old man joy, or to say any of those civil thingswhich are customary on such occasions. The baronet sat for a while, silent also, and a cloud of anger was coming across his brow; but hechecked that before he spoke. "Well, my boy, " he said, and his voicewas almost more than usually kind, "I can understand your thoughts, and we will say nothing of them at present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having seen to that I think that I have a rightto please myself in this matter. " "Oh, yes, sir; I know you have the right. " "Especially as I can benefit others. Are you aware that your motherhas cordially given her consent to the marriage?" "She told me that you had asked her, and that she had agreed to it. She would agree to anything. " "Peregrine, that is not the way in which you should speak of yourmother. " And then the young man stood silent, as though there was nothing moreto be said. I...ndeed, he had nothing more to say. He did not dare tobring forward in words all the arguments against the marriage whichwere now crowding themselves into his memory, but he could not inducehimself to wish the old man joy, or to say any of those civil thingswhich are customary on such occasions. The baronet sat for a while, silent also, and a cloud of anger was coming across his brow; but hechecked that before he spoke. "Well, my boy, " he said, and his voicewas almost more than usually kind, "I can understand your thoughts, and we will say nothing of them at present.
What to read after Orley Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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