Thackeray's Works 17
Thackeray's Works 17
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Beyond abuse and anger his lordship was powerless. The young lady was free to marry whom she liked, and her uncle to disown or receive him; and accordingly she was, as we have seen, disowned by his lordship, until he found it con- venient to forgive her. What were Lord Ringwood's intentions regarding his property, what were his accu- mulations, and who his heirs would be, no one knew.
Meanwhile, of course, there were those who felt a very great interest on the point. Mrs. Twysden and her husban...d and children were hungry and poor. If Uncle Ringwood had money to leave, it would be very welcome to those three darlings, whose father had not ON mS WAY THROUGH THE WORLD. 207 a great income like Dr. Firmin. Philip was a dear, goody frank, amiable, wild fellow, and they all loved him. But he had his faults — that could not be con- cealed — and so poor Phil's faults were pretty con- stantly canvassed before Uncle Ringwood, by dear relatives who knew them only too well. The dear relatives !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beyond abuse and anger his lordship was powerless. The young lady was free to marry whom she liked, and her uncle to disown or receive him; and accordingly she was, as we have seen, disowned by his lordship, until he found it con- venient to forgive her. What were Lord Ringwood's intentions regarding his property, what were his accu- mulations, and who his heirs would be, no one knew.
Meanwhile, of course, there were those who felt a very great interest on the point. Mrs. Twysden and her husban...d and children were hungry and poor. If Uncle Ringwood had money to leave, it would be very welcome to those three darlings, whose father had not ON mS WAY THROUGH THE WORLD. 207 a great income like Dr. Firmin. Philip was a dear, goody frank, amiable, wild fellow, and they all loved him. But he had his faults — that could not be con- cealed — and so poor Phil's faults were pretty con- stantly canvassed before Uncle Ringwood, by dear relatives who knew them only too well. The dear relatives !
What to read after Thackeray's Works 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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