The Dean And His Daughter 1
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I have given you everything for which a woman can wish.
You have now an opportunity which a peeress might covet, and you are rejecting it out of mere pique, or something worse." He had by this time fairly worked himself up into a passion. "For my own part," he continued, " I put my foot down.
I insist, for once in a way, upon being obeyed, and I will be obeyed. I am speaking and acting for your good, and I have to tell you that I insist upon your accompanying me. Let us waste no more words or t...ime over the matter." "And I, Sir Henry, have in turn to tell you that I utterly refuse to go, and 158 THE DEAN AND HIS DAUGHTER.
that I also refuse to discuss the matter further. It is idle to do so." Sir Henry turned livid with passion.
"You tell me that you refuse to go," he said, as if doubting the evidence of his ears.
"Most certainly. I refuse to go. Pray let us talk no more about the matter." We did talk no more about the matter, on that occasion at any rate, for Sir Henry swung round on his heel and left the room, slamming the door after him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have given you everything for which a woman can wish.
You have now an opportunity which a peeress might covet, and you are rejecting it out of mere pique, or something worse." He had by this time fairly worked himself up into a passion. "For my own part," he continued, " I put my foot down.
I insist, for once in a way, upon being obeyed, and I will be obeyed. I am speaking and acting for your good, and I have to tell you that I insist upon your accompanying me. Let us waste no more words or t...ime over the matter." "And I, Sir Henry, have in turn to tell you that I utterly refuse to go, and 158 THE DEAN AND HIS DAUGHTER.
that I also refuse to discuss the matter further. It is idle to do so." Sir Henry turned livid with passion.
"You tell me that you refuse to go," he said, as if doubting the evidence of his ears.
"Most certainly. I refuse to go. Pray let us talk no more about the matter." We did talk no more about the matter, on that occasion at any rate, for Sir Henry swung round on his heel and left the room, slamming the door after him.
What to read after The Dean And His Daughter 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F C Francis Charles Philips to read onlineMoreLess
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