Paul Ferroll a Tale
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"But I tcill go, if necessary. " "It would be grievous for madamoiselle, " said Lahrotte, after a pause, "if any evil should happen to you. " "Very, very, " said Mr. Ferroll. "And if you could resolve upon the scheme I have suggested. " "Well, I'll teU you frankly, that if I must go to England, it would be a remarkable relief to me to leave her behind, a married woman, vnth. A house where she could receive whomsoever she liked — her mother, or any one. If things were managed as easily with us a...s with you, it should be done; but oiu' girls leam tradi- tionally to choose for themselves, and father and mo- ther have in fact nothing but a veto, and not always that. " "At aU. Events your veto is not upon my son?" said the surgeon. "Oh, dear, no. " Nothing more was said at this time on the subject. M. Lahrotte was verj- anxious to keep his patient quiet, and would not have said so much about his personal danger, had not his mind been vcrj' much upon securing the handy and moneyed young Englishwoman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But I tcill go, if necessary. " "It would be grievous for madamoiselle, " said Lahrotte, after a pause, "if any evil should happen to you. " "Very, very, " said Mr. Ferroll. "And if you could resolve upon the scheme I have suggested. " "Well, I'll teU you frankly, that if I must go to England, it would be a remarkable relief to me to leave her behind, a married woman, vnth. A house where she could receive whomsoever she liked — her mother, or any one. If things were managed as easily with us a...s with you, it should be done; but oiu' girls leam tradi- tionally to choose for themselves, and father and mo- ther have in fact nothing but a veto, and not always that. " "At aU. Events your veto is not upon my son?" said the surgeon. "Oh, dear, no. " Nothing more was said at this time on the subject. M. Lahrotte was verj- anxious to keep his patient quiet, and would not have said so much about his personal danger, had not his mind been vcrj' much upon securing the handy and moneyed young Englishwoman.
What to read after Paul Ferroll a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Clive to read onlineMoreLess
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