Robin
Robin
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The village lads used to shout 'Bastard'after him. " It was then that the baying of the hounds suddenly seemed at hand. Thelarge eyes quailed before the stark emptiness of the space they gazedinto.
"What shall I do--what shall I do?" Robin said and having said it shedid not know that she turned to Lord Coombe.
"You must try to do what we tell you to do--even if you do not wish todo it, " he said. "It shall be made as little difficult for you as ispossible. " The expression of the Duchess as she... looked on and heard was a changingone because her mind included so many aspects of the singular situation. She had thought it not unlikely that he would do something unusual. Could anything much more unusual have been provided than that a man, whohad absolute splendour of rank and wealth to offer, should for strangereasons of his own use the tact of courts and the fine astuteness ofdiplomatists in preparing the way to offer marriage to a penniless, friendless and disgraced young "companion" in what is known as"trouble"?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The village lads used to shout 'Bastard'after him. " It was then that the baying of the hounds suddenly seemed at hand. Thelarge eyes quailed before the stark emptiness of the space they gazedinto.
"What shall I do--what shall I do?" Robin said and having said it shedid not know that she turned to Lord Coombe.
"You must try to do what we tell you to do--even if you do not wish todo it, " he said. "It shall be made as little difficult for you as ispossible. " The expression of the Duchess as she... looked on and heard was a changingone because her mind included so many aspects of the singular situation. She had thought it not unlikely that he would do something unusual. Could anything much more unusual have been provided than that a man, whohad absolute splendour of rank and wealth to offer, should for strangereasons of his own use the tact of courts and the fine astuteness ofdiplomatists in preparing the way to offer marriage to a penniless, friendless and disgraced young "companion" in what is known as"trouble"?
What to read after Robin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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